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When the Court Determines That a Firm's Size Alone Is

Question 193

Question 193

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When the court determines that a firm's size alone is sufficient to find that it violated antitrust laws, this criterion is called:


A) countervailing power.
B) economies of scale.
C) per se.
D) rule of reason.
E) natural monopoly.

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