In Its Case Against Microsoft, the Government Contended That Microsoft

question 22

Multiple Choice

In its case against Microsoft, the government contended that Microsoft

• A)engaged in a pattern of predatory behavior designed to extend its monopoly power
• B)had attempted to engineer a conglomerate merger
• C)was seeking treble damages
• D)was attempting to foreclose foreign competition
• E)was using interlocking directorates

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