The Sherman Act is an example of legislation designed to curb anticompetitive business practices.
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Q7: The primary measure of monopoly power is
Q8: An act must substantially affect interstate commerce
Q9: Unilateral conduct can result in a violation
Q10: Resale price maintenance agreements are per se
Q11: Joint refusals to deal are not subject
Q13: The purpose of antitrust legislation is to
Q14: Monopoly power may be proved by evidence
Q15: Section 1 of the Sherman Act condemns
Q16: Territorial and customer restrictions are judged under
Q17: An agreement among competitors to fix prices
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