Omega corporation and precision products, inc., are the principal suppliers of their product in their market. they agree that omega will sell exclusively to retailers and precision will sell exclusively to wholesalers. under the sherman act, this is

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Mario Cooke

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19 July, 00:26

Omega corporation and precision products, inc., are the principal suppliers of their product in their market. they agree that omega will sell exclusively to retailers and precision will sell exclusively to wholesalers. under the sherman act, this is

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Mallory Villa · Answer 1

A per se violation

Explanation:

A per se violation is one that violates antitrust laws for example agreements made that violates the Sherman antitrust act. It has adverse effects on the competitiveness of a market.

Sherman antitrust act of 1980 is aimed at regulating competitiveness in a market. It prohibits anticompetitive agreements, and unilateral activities that tries to monopolize a market.

In this scenario Omega corporation and precision products, inc., are the principal suppliers of their product in their market. They make an agreement that one will focus on retailers and the other on wholesalers.

This is an attempt to monopolize the market by the two principal suppliers, and is a violation of the Sherman antitrust act.