What Makes a Group Different from an Aggregation of People

question 13

Multiple Choice

What makes a group different from an aggregation of people?

• A)Groups are larger than aggregations of people.
• B)Groups have goals.
• C)Groups always have similar members.
• D)Groups engage in communication and aggregations of people do not.

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Definitions:

Rule Of Reason

A legal doctrine used to interpret antitrust laws, focusing on the reasonableness of business practices and their effects on competition.

Price-Fixing

An agreement among competitors to raise, fix, or otherwise maintain the price at which their goods or services are sold, which is illegal under antitrust law.

Sherman Act

A landmark antitrust law passed in 1890 in the United States, designed to promote market competition by prohibiting monopolies, cartels, and other forms of anticompetitive conduct.

Criminally Convicted

Being criminally convicted means that an individual has been found guilty of a crime by a court of law, following a formal trial or plea agreement.