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    Attempts by Competitors to Interfere with the Market and Control
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Attempts by Competitors to Interfere with the Market and Control

Question 14

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Attempts by competitors to interfere with the market and control prices are called parallel price-fixing and are illegal per se under Section 1 of the Sherman Act.

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