Fletcher buys a Greesy's Burgers,Inc.,franchise. Greesy's requires that its franchisees buy its products exclusively for every phase of their operations. Because Fletcher wishes to buy less expensive products,he challenges the requirement. His best argument is probably that the requirement violates

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The requirement of buying products exclusively from Greesy's for every phase of operations could be seen as anti-competitive and in violation of federal antitrust laws, which prohibit agreements that restrain trade or commerce. Fletcher could argue that this requirement limits his ability to explore other options and could ultimately result in higher prices for consumers.

Fletcher Buys a Greesy's Burgers,Inc