All of the following are potential violations of the Clayton Act except

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The Clayton Act primarily addresses anti-competitive practices that may harm the market or consumer welfare, such as anti-competitive mergers, tying contracts, and interlocking directorates. Average-cost pricing, however, is not typically considered a violation under the Clayton Act as it is a pricing strategy that might be used by firms in a competitive market to cover costs and can be part of normal competitive behavior, unlike practices that restrict competition or lead to monopolies.

All of the Following Are Potential Violations of the Clayton