The Sherman Act applies to the conduct of American business abroad when that business has a direct effect on American commerce.

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The Sherman Act applies to the conduct of American business abroad when that business has a direct effect on American commerce.That the business was conducted entirely abroad or that the agreement was entered into another nation does not excuse an American firm from the reach of the Sherman Act (assuming American courts can achieve the necessary jurisdiction).
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The Sherman Act Applies to the Conduct of American Business