When a Court Uses the Per Se Rule to Interpret

question 108

True/False

When a court uses the per se rule to interpret the Sherman Antitrust Act, its ruling is based on market conduct alone.

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The act of estimating the likelihood of various outcomes or events happening.

Critical risks

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Behavioral decision theory

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