Manufacturers who refuse to deal with retailers who do not charge a suggested retail price have committed a per se violation of the antitrust laws.

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Manufacturers are generally allowed to set a suggested retail price, but it is not a violation of antitrust laws for retailers to sell at a different price. Therefore, manufacturers cannot refuse to deal with retailers who do not follow the suggested price.

Manufacturers Who Refuse to Deal with Retailers Who Do Not