In the Case in the Text,Brooke Group Ltd

In the case in the text,Brooke Group Ltd.V.Brown Williamson Tobacco Corp. ,the U.S.Supreme Court held that:

A) interdependent pricing of an oligopoly can form the basis of a primary-line injury claim.
B) Brown had a reasonable prospect of recovering its losses from below-cost pricing through slowing the growth of generics.
C) Brown had a reasonable prospect of recouping its predatory losses and could inflict the injury to competition the antitrust laws prohibit.
D) Brown's alleged scheme was not likely to result in oligopolistic price coordination and sustained supracompetitive pricing in the generic segment of the national cigarette market.