A firm charged with monopolizing a market is less likelyto be convicted if; a. t

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A firm charged with monopolizing a market is less likelyto be convicted if; a. the court accepts a broad definition of the market b. the accepts a narrow definition of the market c. it has gained its monopoly through abusive means d. it sells its product to other firms, rather than directlyto consumers A firm charged with monopolizing a market is less likelyto be convicted if; a. the court accepts a broad definition of the market b. the accepts a narrow definition of the market c. it has gained its monopoly through abusive means d. it sells its product to other firms, rather than directlyto consumers

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Can you perhaps give your textbook or teacher's definition of abroad market and a narrow market? I don't want to post the answerbecause I might be wrong, but based off what I've read on narrowand broad markets, I think the firm would more likely be charged ifthey were monopolozing a broad market. Don't take my word forit.

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