In State Oil Co. v. Khan, a gasoline distributor controlled the maximum gas sales markup that its gas station dealers could charge (maximum price fixing) . The Supreme Court held that:
A) all vertical price fixing subject to a rule of reason
B) vertical price fixing of maximum retail prices was illegal
C) when vertical price fixing lowers prices, it may be justified by rule of reason
D) vertical price fixing may cause dealers to be able to furnish more services in an anticompetitive manner
E) vertical price fixing may hurt the ability of sellers to compete
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