Intel's monopoly in the sale of microchips for personal computers would be considered
A) legal by "behavioralists" but illegal by "structuralists."
B) legal by "behavioralists" and "structuralists."
C) illegal by "behavioralists" and "structuralists."
D) illegal by "behavioralists" but legal by "structuralists."

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Behavioralists focus on the conduct of the firm, while structuralists focus on market structure. Intel's dominance might be seen as legal by behavioralists if they don't engage in anti-competitive behavior, but illegal by structuralists due to market dominance.

Intel's Monopoly in the Sale of Microchips for Personal Computers