Why, according to Chairwoman Ramirez, is the FTC “not infallible?” Select only one answer.
A. Because the FTC must make predictions about the future using limited information and, sometimes, events don’t play out as expected
B. Because the FTC has an extremely limited understanding of competitive processes and market evolution
C. Because the FTC’s analytic tools lack sophistication and precision
D. Because even though a merger may harm competition, only rarely has the FTC been able to prove its case in court.
E. Because the FTC has suffered setbacks in recent decisions issued by the Supreme Court of the United States, which has undermined its enforcement capability.