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Which of the following practices is NOT outlawed by the Clayton Act?

A) A cola company agrees to sell its soft drink to a retail outlet only if the store agrees not to stock its competitors' products.
B) Interlocking directorates exist among large firms that compete with each other.
C) A party supply company that rents desks,chairs,and tables charges a higher price to customers who live a greater distance from the central warehouse.
D) Price discrimination is practiced that lessens competition.

Clayton Act

A U.S. antitrust law aimed at increasing economic competition and preventing anti-competitive practices in their incipiency.

Interlocking Directorates

The practice where members of the board of directors of one company serve on the boards of one or more other companies.

Price Discrimination

A strategy in pricing where the same or nearly identical products or services are offered at varying prices by the same vendor across various markets.

  • Discern and articulate numerous antitrust regulations and their effects on business methodologies.
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