Ayau Distributors, which has stores in Ohio and Michigan, sells bedroom furniture for very low prices, but requires that buyers to also purchase a washing machine at a rather high price. This requirement probably is:

a. a tie-in sale that is illegal per se like all tie-in sales
b. a tie-in sale that is illegal under a rule of reason analysis because of the negative effect on competition
c. a tie-in sale that is legal under a rule of reason analysis because there is little market effect on the products d. a tie-in sale that is legal per se like all tie-in sales since the duPont case
e. an illegal exclusive dealing contract


c

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