What Must a Plaintiff Prove to Show a Per Se

question 64

Multiple Choice

What must a plaintiff prove to show a per se violation of the Sherman Act?

• A) That the prohibited conduct occurred.
• B) That the prohibited conduct occurred and the proper amount of economic harm.
• C) That there is an unambiguous presumption of unfair trust activity.
• D) That trust activity is likely to dilute efficiency among the competition.
• E) An amount of economic harm meeting standards set by the Sherman Act itself.

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