If Polaroid Wanted Damages Against Kodak for Infringing on Its

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Essay

If Polaroid wanted damages against Kodak for infringing on its instant development film process, and the courts found a high positive cross elasticity between purchases of Polaroid instant film and 35 mm regular film, would that have strengthened or weakened Polaroid's claim against Kodak?

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