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The Sherman Act of 1890
Price Rigidity
The situation in which prices do not change quickly in response to changes in demand or supply, remaining static despite market pressures.
Price Leadership Model
A market situation in which one leading company sets prices that other companies in the sector follow.
Antitrust Sanctions
Penalties imposed on businesses or individuals for violating antitrust laws, intended to promote fair competition and prevent monopolistic practices.
Price Signalling
A mechanism where the price of a good or service provides information to buyers and sellers which influences their decisions.
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