...household appliances. The availability and quality of such services affect a manufacturer's goodwill and the competitiveness of his product. Because of...greater if all provided the services than if none did. Posner, supra, n. 13, at 285; cf. P. Samuelson, Economics 506-507 (10th ed. 1976). 23 Marketing...

...of their products.... The availability and quality of such services affect a manufacturer's goodwill and the competitiveness of his product. Because of...services might not be provided by retailers in a purely competive situation, despite the fact that each retailer's benefit would be greater if all provided...

...of capital and labor that is often required in the distribution of products unknown to the consumer. Established manufacturers can use them to induce retailers...greater if all provided the services than if none did." Id. at 55 (citations omitted). 8 By requiring a balancing of competitive harm and competitive...

...household appliances. The availability and quality of such services affect a manufactuer's goodwill and the competitiveness of his product. Because of...greater if all provided the services than if none did. * * *" (Citations omitted.) The conclusion that the Court reached in Sylvania applied only to...

...provide service and repair facilities necessary to the efficient marketing of their products . . . The availability and quality of such services affect...good will and the competitiveness of his product. 607 -67433 US at 55. Periodic realignment of territorial boundaries by AB/St. Louie which resulted...

...marketing of their products. The availability and quality of such services affect a manufacturer's goodwill and the competitiveness of his product. Because of market imperfections such as the so-called 'free-rider' effect, these services might not be provided by retailers in a purely competitive situation,...

...household appliances. The availability and quality of such services affect a manufacturer's goodwill and the competitiveness of his product. Because of...greater if all provided the services than if none did». The reasoning of the court is crystal-clear, even if it may need some explanation for non specialists...