The "per se" standard makes antitrust action less likely than would the "rule of reason".

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The "per se" standard in antitrust law deems certain business practices automatically illegal due to their harmful nature on competition, without requiring a detailed examination of their effects, making antitrust action more straightforward and likely compared to the "rule of reason," which requires a comprehensive analysis of the practice's impact on competition.

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