Seven Ivy League colleges and universities conspire to fix tuition prices and financial aid packages.Under the Sherman Act,this is

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A group of competitors conspiring to fix prices and financial aid packages is considered a per se violation of the Sherman Act. This means that the action is inherently anti-competitive, regardless of its effects on the market or whether it has led to monopoly power.

Seven Ivy League Colleges and Universities Conspire to Fix Tuition