Try the multiple choice questions below to test your knowledge of this chapter.
Get Started!Correct. Feedback: The answer is the largest of the three – 10%.
Incorrect. Feedback: The answer is the largest of the three – 10%.
Correct. Feedback: This is the classic statement of dominance from United Brands.
Incorrect. Feedback: This is the classic statement of dominance from United Brands.
Correct. Feedback: Intel were found guilty of encouraging companies to stay with them by the use of loyalty rebates.
Incorrect. Feedback: Intel were found guilty of encouraging companies to stay with them by the use of loyalty rebates.
Correct. Feedback: ICI attempted to drive their competitor out of the market by refusing to supply them with a necessary raw material.
Incorrect. Feedback: ICI attempted to drive their competitor out of the market by refusing to supply them with a necessary raw material.
Correct. Feedback: Tetrapak were guilty of predatory pricing as they tried to undercut their competitors.
Incorrect. Feedback: Tetrapak were guilty of predatory pricing as they tried to undercut their competitors.
Correct. Feedback: Because Hugin had a specialist product requiring spare parts that were only available from them, this was an influential factor in the case decision.
Incorrect. Feedback: Because Hugin had a specialist product requiring spare parts that were only available from them, this was an influential factor in the case decision.
Correct. Feedback: Not only did Microsoft bundle their Windows media player into their operating system, they also refused access to their intellectual property.
Incorrect. Feedback: Not only did Microsoft bundle their Windows media player into their operating system, they also refused access to their intellectual property.
Correct. Feedback: Brand recognition is a factor in dominance but is not one of the markets specified in the Notice on Relevant Markets.
Incorrect. Feedback: Brand recognition is a factor in dominance but is not one of the markets specified in the Notice on Relevant Markets.
Correct. Feedback: In this case, they were found guilty of dominating the heavy goods vehicle tyre market as the ECJ found that there was no generic tyre market: instead the market was split into different ones.
Incorrect. Feedback: In this case, they were found guilty of dominating the heavy goods vehicle tyre market as the ECJ found that there was no generic tyre market: instead the market was split into different ones.