In order to find a violation of the Sherman Act,courts require evidence of an explicit agreement to violate the law.

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This statement is false. While an explicit agreement can be evidence of a Sherman Act violation, it is not always necessary to establish a violation. Courts can find a violation if there is evidence of implicit agreements or parallel conduct among competitors that shows a concerted effort to restrict competition.

In Order to Find a Violation of the Sherman Act,courts