A camera manufacturer will sell its cameras only to retailers who agree to buy its brand of film.This is an example of

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This is an example of a tying contract, where the sale of one product (in this case, cameras) is tied to the sale of another product (film) from the same company. The retailer is required to buy both products from the manufacturer. This can limit competition in the market and is often seen as anticompetitive behavior.

A Camera Manufacturer Will Sell Its Cameras Only to Retailers