Which of the following is not an element of a tying agreement under the Clayton Act?

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All of the other options are elements of a tying agreement under the Clayton Act. Option A describes the requirement that products be purchased together, which is a key component of a tying agreement. Option B describes the anticompetitive effect that can occur when a dominant seller uses its market power to require buyers to purchase a tied product, shutting out competitors. Option C, however, is not a necessary element of a tying agreement - the ability of the seller to use its market power to impose the tying arrangement is a key concern, so the absence of significant market power would reduce the likelihood that a tying arrangement would harm competition.

Which of the Following Is Not an Element of a Tying