As It Turns Out, Nolan and Sadie's Good Fortune with the Restaurant

question 197

Multiple Choice

As it turns out, Nolan and Sadie's good fortune with the restaurant has caused their competitors to lose business. In fact, Cajun Kitchen has been so successful that two other nearby restaurants are in danger of going out of business. Nolan and Sadie have

• A) engaged in anti-competitive behavior.
• B) violated the Sherman Antitrust Act.
• C) engaged in price discrimination.
• D) done nothing against the law.

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