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This form collects information that may help the Antitrust Division identify a potential antitrust violation. It has four sections:

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What type of antitrust violation do you think occurred?

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Price fixing When competitors agree to raise, fix, or otherwise maintain the price for their products or services

Wage fixing When competitors agree to fix or otherwise maintain wages for employees in the same market

Bid rigging Parties in a competitive bidding process agree who will

Market division or allocation scheme Companies that sell the same product or service agree to divide a market between themselves, such as by customer territory

Unlawful employment agreement A no-poach, non-compete, non-disclosure, or non-solicit employement agreement, or other covenant, that limits competition

Monopoly A company has gotten or is maintaining market power for a product or service by intentinoally acting to prevent competition

Proposed merger or acquisition A proposed merger or acquisition will lesson competition in a market

“Gun jumping” by merging parties Companies awaiting regulatory approval to merge have begun to merge operations or take significant control over the operations, management, or decision-making of the to-be-acquired assets

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