A division of markets involves a corporation requiring customers who use one of its services to use other services it offers.

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A division of markets typically refers to an agreement or practice where competitors agree to divide markets among themselves, either by geography, type of product, or customer base, rather than a corporation requiring customers to use its multiple services. What is described is more akin to tying or bundled sales practices.

A Division of Markets Involves a Corporation Requiring Customers Who