A) the market shares of the firms in their market.
B) the market value of the firms' shares in the stock market.
C) the comparative value of each store in a market for their sale.
D) the total value of the market in relation to the stock for sale in the stores.
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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) none of the choices.
B) Timber has or is likely to acquire monopoly power.
C) the refusal is unilateral.
D) the refusal has an anticompetitive effect on the market.
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A) be likely to succeed.
B) be unlikely to succeed.
C) succeed.
D) fail.
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A) a deal 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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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) an exclusive-dealing contract.
B) a tying arrangement.
C) price discrimination.
D) business acumen.
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A) market power pricing.
B) predatory pricing.
C) price discrimination.
D) price-fixing.
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A) a per se violation.
B) a violation,unless the seller's competitors make similar deals.
C) a violation,depending on its purpose and the effect on competition.
D) not a violation.
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A) a violation because it is "objectively baseless."
B) a violation because funds will be spent for an anticompetitive purpose.
C) a violation because it involves a conspiracy to affect market power.
D) exempt from antitrust enforcement.
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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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True/False
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