Otiz v. st. peter's case study
1) read the case study ("contract violates antitrust laws") on...
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Otiz v. st. peter's case study
1) read the case study ("contract violates antitrust laws") on pages 100-101 in the textbook and answer the two discussion questions.
2) write a paper (1,000-1,500 words) that addresses the discussion questions. include a detailed rationale for your answers.
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