Tying arrangements are
A) illegal if they substantially lessen competition.
B) used by regulators to force a monopoly to produce an efficient amount of production.
C) used by regulators to force a monopoly to charge an efficient price.
D) illegal according to the Sherman Act.
E) necessary in order for a firm to price discriminate.

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Tying arrangements can be illegal if they result in significant anti-competitive effects, such as foreclosing competitors from the market or reducing consumer choices. The Sherman Act prohibits such practices that restrain trade or lead to monopolization.

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