Juju Foster, owner of All-City Sports Equipment, has a long-term business relationship with Haskins Manufacturing. The relationship has always been professional, amicable, and has benefited both sides. Recently, Haskins Manufacturing has brought in a new CEO as well as two new board members of its publicly traded corporation. These new changes are beginning to worry Juju as it appears that not only the relationship, but also the business terms and potential future contracts, are also about to change. Juju is keeping an open mind about what the future relationship will look like but is also willing to consider her own options. What kind of agreement would All-City be entering into if Juan, Haskins Manufacturing's sales rep that Juju works with, presents a requirement that All-City Sports
purchase "all" softball equipment only from Haskins to get a "special" price discount?
A. Binding contract
B. Tying agreement
C. Implied contract
D. FTC violation
Answer: A
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