To prevail in a Section 2 case of the Sherman Act, the plaintiff must satisfy all of the following requirements except which one?
A)The plaintiff must appropriately define the defendant's product and geographic market.
B)The plaintiff must demonstrate that the defendant's success is due to unreasonable exclusionary, predatory, or other unreasonable anticompetitive conduct.
C)The plaintiff must establish that the defendant has competed on the basis of product desirability.
D)The plaintiff must establish that the defendant has a large market share.

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Section 2 of the Sherman Act focuses on anticompetitive practices and monopolization, not on competing based on product desirability. The other options are relevant to proving a violation of Section 2, such as defining the market, demonstrating anticompetitive conduct, and establishing a large market share.

To Prevail in a Section 2 Case of the Sherman