Why don't we see firms tie in the sales of fish filets with the sales of pencils?
A) because the demands for these two goods are positively correlated
B) because the demands for these two goods are negatively correlated
C) because the demands for these two goods are independent
D) It violates the Clean Food Act of 1908.

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The demands for fish fillets and pencils are independent of each other, meaning that the sale of one is not likely to affect the sale of the other. Therefore, there is no reason for firms to tie in the sales of these two goods.

Why Don't We See Firms Tie in the Sales of Fish