In Antitrust Law, "Price-Fixing" Refers to

question 56

Multiple Choice

In antitrust law, "price-fixing" refers to

• A) the government fixing the prices of products of antitrust violators.
• B) a company fixing the price of its own product regardless of the degree of competition.
• C) competitors colluding to set their prices collectively.
• D) a company paying its suppliers a fixed price for certain inputs.

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