Suppose Coca-Cola required anyone who wanted to distribute Coke products must to also purchase a new candy product that Coca-Cola manufactures. This practice would be:
a. illegal per se as an exclusive dealing arrangement under the Clayton Act b. illegal per se as a tying arrangement under the Clayton Act
c. legal as a method of product innovation allowed by the Clayton Act
d. legal only because the candy requirement protected the company's sugar suppliers e. none of the other choices
e
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