When the per se approach is inappropriate in a Section 1 Sherman Act case but the challenged conduct has obvious anticompetitive effects, courts may use an intermediate test which is a "quick look" rule of reason analysis.

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The "quick look" rule of reason analysis is indeed used when the per se approach is inappropriate but the conduct has clear anticompetitive effects, allowing courts to assess the competitive significance of the conduct without a full, detailed examination.

When the Per Se Approach Is Inappropriate in a Section