Section 3 of the Clayton Act was designed to attack:
A) licensing arrangements.
B) exclusive dealing contracts.
C) aleatory contracts.
D) adhesion contracts.

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Section 3 of the Clayton Act was basically designed to attack three kinds of anticompetitive behavior: tie-in (or tying) contracts, exclusive dealing contracts, and requirements contracts. An exclusive dealing contract is created when a buyer agrees to sell only the product lines of his seller.

Section 3 of the Clayton Act Was Designed to Attack