Network goods such as telephones, computer operating systems and the like, will tend to become monopolies because consumers will naturally tend to buy from the largest supplier of the good. who will eventually become a monopoly. This monopoly position Group of answer choices automatically violates the Sherman Antitrust Act violates the Sherman Antitrust Act only if the company illegally acts to maintain their position is automatically subject to FTC or state regulation and does not fall under the Sherman Antitrust Act is not covered by the Sherman Antitrust Act Previous

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Maverick Floyd

27 February, 02:31

Network goods such as telephones, computer operating systems and the like, will tend to become monopolies because consumers will naturally tend to buy from the largest supplier of the good. who will eventually become a monopoly. This monopoly position Group of answer choices automatically violates the Sherman Antitrust Act violates the Sherman Antitrust Act only if the company illegally acts to maintain their position is automatically subject to FTC or state regulation and does not fall under the Sherman Antitrust Act is not covered by the Sherman Antitrust Act Previous

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Mauricio Alexander · Answer 1

Violates the Sherman Antitrust Act only if the company illegally acts to maintain their position

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This monopoly position violates the Sherman Antitrust Act only if the company illegally acts to maintain their position.

Sherman antitrust act states that "Every contract, combination in the form of trust or otherwise, or conspiracy, in restraint of trade or commerce among the several states, or with foreign nations, is hereby declared to be illegal".