Unilateral conduct can not result in a violation of antitrust law.

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Unilateral conduct, such as monopolization or abuse of dominance, can result in a violation of antitrust law if it harms competition in the relevant market. Antitrust law prohibits both unilateral and collusive behavior that reduces competition and harms consumer welfare.

Unilateral Conduct Can Not Result in a Violation of Antitrust