If, through unreasonable means, a firm becomes, or attempts to become, the sole seller in its market, it is most likely guilty of illegal:

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Monopolization or attempts to monopolize a market through unreasonable means are considered illegal under antitrust laws, specifically under the Sherman Antitrust Act in the United States. This is because such actions can harm competition and consumers by limiting choices and potentially raising prices.

If, Through Unreasonable Means, a Firm Becomes, or Attempts to Become