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    A Tie-In Sale Is Probably Per Se Illegal If the Seller
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A Tie-In Sale Is Probably Per Se Illegal If the Seller

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A tie-in sale is probably per se illegal if the seller has market power in the tying product, the tied and tying products are separate, and there is evidence of substantial adverse effect in the tied-product market.

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