Boycotts That Are in Violation of the Sherman Act Include

Multiple Choice

Boycotts that are in violation of the Sherman Act include:

A) a seller's refusal to deal with any particular buyer.
B) a manufacturer who refuses to sell to a retailer who persists in selling below the manufacturer's suggested retail price.
C) when two or more firms that have market power agree not to deal with a third party,thereby eliminating competition.
D) cooperative agreements designed to increase economic efficiency and render markets more competitive.