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The major objective of the Sherman Antitrust Act was to restrict monopolies and support competition to save companies from each other and protect customers from dishonest business practices.

What is considered interstate trade?

Interstate commerce is the broad term for transacting or transportation of outcomes, services, or money across state boundaries.

The U.S. Constitution, via the Commerce Clause, gives Congress exclusive authority over trade actions between the states and foreign countries. Trade within a state is handled exclusively by the states themselves.

The courts have often found medical care companies to be subject to regulation as interstate trade.

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