In its case against Microsoft, the government contended that Microsoft
A)engaged in a pattern of predatory behavior designed to extend its monopoly power
B)had attempted to engineer a conglomerate merger
C)was seeking treble damages
D)was attempting to foreclose foreign competition
E)was using interlocking directorates

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The government's case against Microsoft was based on the contention that the company had engaged in a pattern of predatory behavior designed to extend its monopoly power, specifically in the market for internet browsers. This included actions such as bundling its own browser (Internet Explorer) with its dominant operating system (Windows) and making it difficult for competitors like Netscape to distribute their own browsers.

In Its Case Against Microsoft, the Government Contended That Microsoft