Group boycotts by which two or more competing sellers refuse to sell their products to a certain customer are generally per se violations of the Sherman Act.

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Group boycotts by competing sellers to refuse selling to a certain customer are considered per se violations of the Sherman Act because they directly restrict competition and harm the market and consumers by limiting access to goods or services.

Group Boycotts by Which Two or More Competing Sellers Refuse