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A) is an exception to price fixing.
B) is based on First Amendment rights.
C) does not provide protection even when the action is a sham for anticompetitive behavior.
D) all of the above
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A) Reducing supplies that affect prices is not covered under the antitrust laws.
B) Cal-Maine would have had to conspire with a competitor for the antitrust laws to apply.
C) Cal-Maine is not liable to the purchasers of eggs, only the stores that bought the eggs.
D) none of the above
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A) is valid because of their need to protect their product.
B) violates the Sherman Act because it is a boycott.
C) is valid because the rule of reason applies and they have a valid reason.
D) none of the above
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A) justification for a monopoly.
B) defense to a vertical restraint.
C) defense to predatory pricing.
D) all of the above
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A) Sherman Act
B) Federal Trade Commission Act
C) Robinson-Patman Act
D) Clayton Act
E) none of the above
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A) The merger would raise questions at the Justice Department about market power.
B) The merger would be approved because there are so many other competitors.
C) The merger would be approved because there are so many different beers and the relevant market is defined by individual types of beers.
D) The Sherman Act does not apply to alcohol companies.
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