Tie-In Arrangements Are Considered to Be a Violation of the Antitrust

question 404

Multiple Choice

Tie-in arrangements are considered to be a violation of the antitrust laws when the:

• A) company insisting on the tie-in has monopoly power
• B) company insisting on the tie-in interferes with pre-existing contracts of the buyer
• C) buyer interferes with pre-existing contracts of the seller
• D) buyer is fully integrated vertically
• E) none of the other choices

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