In Federal Trade Commission V

In Federal Trade Commission v.Staples,Inc. ,the case in the text,the court found that:

A) the products between Staples and Office Depot were not interchangeable.
B) prices would not fall when another non-superstore competitor retainer entered the geographic market.
C) the evidence demonstrated that where Staples and Office Depot charged higher prices,certain customers go elsewhere for their supplies.
D) the sale of consumable office supplies through office supply superstores was the appropriate relevant product market in determining a possible anticompetitive effect.