In a zero-sum game

A) the gains of one player are less than the gains of the other player.
B) the gains of one player are greater than the gains of the other player.
C) the gains of one player directly reflect the losses of another player.
D) the gains and losses of players are all expressed in zeros.

C

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If a firm offers quantity discounts or special promotional allowances only to favored distributors and the effect is to substantially lessen competition, then it is in violation of the:

a. Clayton Act. b. Robinson-Patman Act. c. Sherman Antitrust Act. d. Federal Trade Commission Act. e. Celler-Kefauver Act.

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