In FTC V Proctor & Gamble, the Supreme Court Blocked the Merger

Multiple Choice

In FTC v. Proctor & Gamble, the Supreme Court blocked the merger of Clorox and Proctor & Gamble, even though the companies did not make the same products. The court based its decision on which legal theory?

A) market share liability
B) application of the per se rule
C) market predation
D) strict liability
E) none of the other choices