Which of the following is a defense to a charge of monopoly?

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Innocent acquisition is a defense to a charge of monopoly. It means that the company did not intend or plan to create a monopoly but acquired it through fair competition or natural business activities. The other choices (A, C, D) are not defenses to a charge of monopoly, but rather refer to other antitrust concepts, such as immunity from antitrust liability for lobbying efforts (Noerr doctrine), parallel conduct among competitors (conscious parallelism), or predatory pricing practices designed to drive rivals out of business (predatory pricing).

Which of the Following Is a Defense to a Charge