The National Coal Association (NCA) is a group of independent coal-mining companies. Demand for coal falls, so

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The National Coal Association (NCA) is a group of independent coal-mining companies. Demand for coal falls, so the price drops. The Coal Refiners Association, a group of coal-refining companies, agrees to buy NCA’s coal and sell it according to a schedule that will increase the price. This agreement is

a. exempt from the antitrust laws.

b. subject to evaluation under the rule of reason.

c. a per se violation of the Sherman Act.

d. none of the above.

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Business Law Text And Exercises

ISBN: 9780357717417

10th Edition

Authors: Roger LeRoy Miller, William E. Hollowell

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