Exam 12: Antitrust Policy and Regulation
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In accordance with their merger guidelines, the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission would probably challenge a merger if the
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If one includes carbonated soft drinks, powdered soft drinks, bottled water, and juice drinks in the definition of the beverage industry, one is using a
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If powdered soft drinks were perfect substitutes for carbonated soft drinks, then the demand curve for carbonated soft drinks would
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A massive wave of mergers and consolidations in the United States 100 years ago was made possible by
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How do the FTC and the Justice Department use the 5-percent rule to define the market in which firms compete?
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There is more controversy among economists about the effects of vertical restraints than the effects of horizontal restraints.
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When a clothing manufacturer merges with a retail clothing store chain, the merger is considered a
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If an industry is a natural monopoly, then for a given output level the average total cost of two individual firms in the industry is higher than the average total cost of one firm.
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Which of the following gives the government the authority to take action against price fixing?
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In the past, the Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) regulated the trucking industry by
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Antitrust policy attempts to prevent collusion among sellers and to prevent restraint of trade resulting from monopoly power.
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Frequently in American economic history, the government has regulated a firm's prices
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The relative infrequency of government-forced breakups in recent years may be due to
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The table below shows the market shares of three industries.
Use the FTC merger guidelines to determine whether the following changes in the industries would be permitted:



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Incentive regulation is sometimes made difficult by asymmetric information problems.
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When there are economies of scale in the production of a product, the long-run average total cost curve
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Exhibit 12-1
-Exhibit 12-1 shows the market shares of eight firms in an industry. Which of the following mergers would most likely be challenged by the U.S. Department of Justice?

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