A Monopolization Conviction Requires the Prosecution to Prove the

question 8

Multiple Choice

A monopolization conviction requires the prosecution to prove the

• A)possession of a monopoly power,but not including the power to control or fix prices and unreasonably restrict or exclude competition in a relevant market.
• B)willful acquisition or maintenance of such power through lawful means,such as from fair competitive practices such as high quality products,business acumen,or historical accident.
• C)possession of a monopoly power,which includes the power to control or fix prices and unreasonably restrict or exclude competition in a relevant market.
• D)willful acquisition or maintenance of such power through scattered unlawful means,but primarily from fair competitive practices such as high quality products,business acumen,or historical accident.

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