A) an exclusive-dealing contract.
B) a tying arrangement.
C) price discrimination.
D) business acumen.
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A) no other products .
B) products that are related, such as cake.
C) products that have identical attributes, such as frozen yogurt.
D) products that must be kept cold, such as frozen fruit.
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A) a territorial restriction.
B) a trade association.
C) smart marketing.
D) a price-fixing agreement.
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A) a group boycott.
B) a market division.
C) a price-fixing agreement.
D) a trade association.
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A) increase prices.
B) foster competition.
C) consolidate market power.
D) encourage restraints of trade .
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A) antitrust laws.
B) anticompetitive agreements.
C) monopolies.
D) restraints of trade .
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A) a common, legal, time-honored type of business arrangement.
B) an illegal restraint of trade .
C) an innovative, legally efficient approach to doing business.
D) an outdated, but legal business trust.
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A) a per se violation.
B) a violation, depending on the price.
C) a violation, depending on the effect in foreign markets.
D) not a violation.
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A) under any circumstances.
B) if its effect is to stabilize the relevant market.
C) if its effect is to substantially lessen competition.
D) if tis purpose is to create a monopoly.
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A) a market division.
B) a rule of reason arrangement.
C) a tying arrangement.
D) a price-fixing agreement .
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A) the purpose of the agreement.
B) the parties' market ability to implement the agreement .
C) whether the agreement is a per se violation.
D) the potential effect of the agreement on competition.
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A) the Federal Trade Commission Act.
B) the Clayton Act.
C) the Sherman Act.
D) any of the federal antitrust laws.
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A) civil violations of the Sherman Act.
B) criminal violations of the Clayton Act.
C) all forms not covered under other federal antitrust laws.
D) only forms covered under other federal antitrust laws.
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A) a situation that neither restrains trade nor harms competition.
B) not within the scope of the Sherman Act.
C) a per se violation of antitrust law.
D) subject to analysis under the rule of reason .
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