Sherman Act Horizontal Price Fixing

The video explains the concept of per se illegality under the Sherman Act, focusing on price fixing agreements among competitors. It highlights that such agreements are illegal regardless of the fairness of the price. Exceptions exist when competitors independently follow a price without communication. The video also discusses the implications for both small and large competitors, emphasizing that even small businesses can violate this provision if they agree to set a minimum price.

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