1. Possession of monopoly power is sufficient for a defendant to be held liable for monopolization under Section 2 of the Sherman Act.

A. True

B. False

2. "Chicago School" critics of the traditional antitrust assumptions _______

Multiple Choice

A. tend to view economic efficiency as an antitrust enforcement goal that has traditionally been overemphasized.

B. are less concerned than traditional antitrust thinkers about the negative effects of industrial concentration on competition.

c. argue that the political values embraced and furthered by antitrust policy are at least as important as the economic values.

D. argue that competitors should be protected at all costs, even at the expense of competition.