In 2010, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission was involved in a case against Coca-Cola acquiring one of its largest bottler/distributors, which also distributed Dr. Pepper, because the former was considered to control too large a share of the cola market. The FTC's case hinged on defining the market for Coca-Cola. Define the market for Coca-Cola, that is, what other goods would you include in the market for Coca-Cola as competitors? Considering the market for Coca-Cola, how is the market power of Coca-Cola affected by what is included as a part of the market? How would you want the market to be defined if you were a lawyer for Coca-Cola in this lawsuit (broadly or narrowly)? Explain.