________ is a per se violation, where a seller at one level sells goods to a buyer at a different level on the condition that the latter will not resell below an agreed-upon price.
A) Group boycott
B) Vertical price fixing
C) Horizontal price fixing
D) Horizontal market division

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Vertical price fixing is when a seller at one level of distribution sets a minimum price for a product or service, which the buyer at the next level must adhere to. This is considered a per se violation of antitrust laws, as it limits competition and can result in higher prices for consumers.

________ Is a Per Se Violation, Where a Seller at One