To reduce marketing costs and raise prices, competitors can divide up marketing territories or customers without violating antirust law.

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Katelyn DeLoye · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : False, Explanation :  Dividing up marketing territories or customers among competitors to reduce marketing costs and raise prices is considered a form of collusion and is illegal under antitrust laws, as it restricts competition.

To reduce marketing costs and raise prices, competitors can divide up marketing territories or customers without violating antirust law.

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