Termination of a TV retailer's sales contract with a TV manufacturer by that manufacturer for selling the manufacturer's TVs at too-low prices is:
A) a per se violation of the Sherman Act
B) resale price maintenance subject to a rule of reason review.
C) price fixing.
D) None of the above
B
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