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47.
(p. 1045)
In attempting to establish a violation of the Sherman Act, what type of trade violation
would the government most likely allege?
48.
(p. 1045)
In attempting to establish a violation of the Sherman Act, which of the following would be
the offense the government would most likely allege?
49.
(p. 1045)
What would the government's best argument to the court be regarding the conduct of
Bruce and Jimmy?
50.
(p. 1043)
Have Bruce and Jimmy violated the Sherman Act?
51.
(p. 1047)
Which of the following violations would Prudence most likely be alleging with her claim
that Benny was attempting to keep all the tour business for himself?
52.
(p. 1048)
What must be proven against Benny in order to establish that he violated antitrust laws
through conduct involving monopolization?
53.
(p. 1048)
Which of the following is true regarding Benny's claim that he could not have a monopoly
because Prudence was also operating a tour service?
54.
(p. 1050)
The relevant market would be considered in determining the company's ________ share.
55.
(p. 1048)
The type of service Benny provides, tours, would be referred to as which of the following
markets for purposes of determining the relevant market?
56.
(p. 1052)
The agreements between Shirley and sellers to the effect that the stores would only carry
Shirley's gear are ______ contracts.
57.
(p. 1053)
The requirement of Shirley that before she will sell scuba gear to a business, the
business must carry her line of wet suits is a ______ arrangement.
58.
(p. 1053)
Which of the following is true regarding the contention of Shirley that her agreements
with sellers to the effect that the sellers will only carry her scuba gear are good business
practices and legal?
59.
(p. 1057)
Which of the following is true regarding Shirley's statement that only the government
could take action against her?
60.
(p. 1053)
Which of the following is true regarding whether Shirley's arrangement that if a store
carries her line of scuba gear, it must carry her line of wet suits is legal?
61.
(p. 1037)
Contrast traditional antitrust theories with the Chicago School theories.
62.
(p. 1043)
What must be shown in order to establish a violation of Section 1 of the Sherman Act?
63.
(p. 1043)
What does a judge consider when conducting a rule-of-reason analysis?
64.
(p. 1046)
Sheila has a flower shop as does her friend Bob. Their shops are in adjoining towns
located approximately 10 miles apart. Sheila agrees that she will not sell flowers for delivery in
Bob's town in return for Bob agreeing that he will not sell flowers for delivery in Sheila's town.
Have Sheila and Bob committed any antitrust violation, if so what and under what standard
would it be reviewed?
65.
(p. 1056)
Set forth and describe the three specific types of injuries under the Robinson-Patman
Act.
