The U.S.antitrust law distinguishes between actions that are:
A) per se wrong and actions to which the role of reason applies.
B) marginally wrong and actions to which the rule of reason applies.
C) partially wrong and actions to which the rule of best judgment applies.
D) good and bad.

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The U.S. antitrust law distinguishes between actions that are per se wrong, meaning they are automatically deemed illegal without the need for further analysis, and actions to which the rule of reason applies, meaning they require a more in-depth analysis to determine whether they violate antitrust laws. Choices B, C, and D are all inaccurate descriptions of how the U.S. antitrust law works.

The U.S.antitrust Law Distinguishes Between Actions That Are