1- Swift, Inc., manufactures running shoes."Sprint and Marathon" magazine has an annual running shoereview and always rates Swift's shoe second, third or fourth."Flier" is always rated the number one shoe.Swift has learned "Flier" is manufactured by a company that owns the magazine.Swift filed a complaint with the FTC that this conduct violates antitrust laws.Decide.

2- Quickness Computer, Inc. was a manufacturer of computers. A Hollywood star indicated on national television that Quickness was his favorite computer. Buoyed by this comment, sales of Quickness computers surged. Since demand outpaced supply, Quickness decided to sell no more computers to retailersunless an accompanying software package was purchased. A competitor informed the Office of the Attorney General of this policy, asserting it was illegal. DECIDE.

3- The Federal Trade Commission suspects Billy Williams of unlawful trade activities and has obtained evidence, claimed to be proof of unlawful activity, by way of aerial photography. The FTC is also currently seeking the submission of various documents, within Williams' place of business, for additional evidence. Williams refuses to submit to the demands to produce the documents and claims that this demand and the aerial photos are direct violations of his constitutional rights. Williams also claims he is entitled to a jury trial. Give your reasoning and decide.

4- Oswaldo Enterprises, a US company,began to do business in a small Asian nation. The representatives of Oswaldo bid on government contracts. Although they were by far the lowest bidder and were offering to sell a superior product, Oswaldo never was awarded a contract. Oswaldo officials learned after inquiring that high-level officials had to be given substantial sums in bribes to be awarded a contract. Oswaldo officials paid the bribes and were awarded the contracts. Oswaldo officials were prosecuted in the United States. Give your reasoning and decide.