If you were a lawyer representing a firm accused of monopolizing its market:
A) how broadly or narrowly the market is defined would be of no importance to your case.
B) it would generally be to your advantage to have the market defined as broadly as possible.
C) it would generally be to your advantage to have the market defined as narrowly as possible.
D) there would be no question as to what constitutes the boundaries of the market since this information is widely known and agreed to.
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