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A refusal to deal, also known as a "group boycott," is an agreement by competitors not to do business with another company. This is illegal under the antitrust laws.
A refusal to deal, also known as a "group boycott," is an agreement by competitors not to do business with another company. This is generally illegal under United States the antitrust laws.
In the case of a [[horizontal]] concerted refusal to deal, the jury instructions include the following:<ref>ABA Model Jury Instructions in Civil Antitrust Cases B-50 to -51 (2005 Ed.)</ref>
In the case of a [[horizontal]] concerted refusal to deal, the jury instructions include the following:<ref>ABA Model Jury Instructions in Civil Antitrust Cases B-50 to -51 (2005 Ed.)</ref>