Alpha, an expensive brand of watch that sell for 5,000 (suggested retail price), sells to fine jewelry stores for 2,500 . Irritated that Amer's Jewelry is selling the watches to the public for 4,000, while competitors are selling for 5,000, stops selling the watches to Amer's. Amer's sues Alpha for antitrust violation. It is likely that Amer's will:
a. win for price fixing violation of the Sherman Act b. win for Robinson-Patman Act violation
c. win for Section 5 FTC Act violation
d. lose because it violates the Robinson-Patman Act e. none of the other choices
Question 2
Comparing the race and sex composition of a company's workforce to the relevant labor market is an aspect of affirmative action called underutilization analysis.
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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