Boycotts:
A) aren't anticompetitive.
B) don't restrain trade.
C) increase competition.
D) are illegal per se.

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A boycott, or concerted refusal to deal, is an agreement between two or more competitors not to sell to or buy from an individual or company or group. Competitors boycott individuals or companies for a variety of reasons including to punish the individual or company or to advance their own interests. Regardless of the reason, the boycott restrains trade and impedes competition and is per se illegal.