In the IBM case the company was accused of violating the law that prohibits
A)firms from using their monopoly in one market to increase market share in another.
B)firms from attempting to undercut competitors' prices.
C)firms from successfully achieving monopoly status.
D)charging prices that are unfairly too high.

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The IBM case involved accusations of using their monopoly power in the market for mainframe computers to gain an unfair advantage in the market for peripheral devices such as printers and storage devices, which would be a violation of the law prohibiting firms from using their monopoly in one market to increase market share in another. The other options mentioned (B, C, and D) are not applicable to this case.

In the IBM Case the Company Was Accused of Violating