You create a new concept restaurant that has done really well. You are certain that it would perform even better in the local shopping mall (the "Mall"). The Mall has open space that would be perfect for your restaurant. You attempt to enter into a lease for the space, but the Mall rejects your application because it agreed to grant a mall monopoly to the one restaurant already in the Mall. You bring a lawsuit against the Mall for its attempt to monopolize and monopolization of the market in the Mall and demand it lease you space. Select the best legal analysis. Question 27 options: 1) The HHI index will calculate the concentration level and determine the answer. 2) The relevant product market is not just restaurants but all food. This very broad definition allows the Mall to include other tenants (an ice cream shop, a convenience store, and a movie theater) so its one restaurant does not enjoy monopoly power. 3) The relevant product market is the Mall and not food (the Mall is renting space) and the Mall is not a monopoly as there is other retail space available outside the Mall (it competes for renters with other