The per se rule would have not found a well-behaved, but gigantic, firm to be in violation of the antitrust laws.

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The per se rule in antitrust law automatically deems certain business practices as violations, regardless of the firm's behavior or size, if they inherently restrict competition.

The Per Se Rule Would Have Not Found a Well-Behaved