Please answer as simply and concisely as possible. Need only original work. I know when you copy and paste answers from elsewhere. Judge Learned Hand claims there would be no violation of the Sherman

Please answer as simply and concisely as possible. Need only original work. I know when you copy and paste answers from elsewhere.

Judge Learned Hand claims there would be no violation of the Sherman Act in any case where a company achieves monopoly through “natural” or “normal” operation of the market.

1. What language in the Sherman Act requires the plaintiff to show something more than a company’s monopoly status?
2. What specifics, if any, does Judge Hand provide that indicate that Alcoa not only had market dominance but sought to increase its dominance and to exclude competition?
3. Can you think of a single producer in a given product or geographic market that has achieved that status because of “peer skill, foresight, and industry”? Is there anything wrong with Alcoa’s selling the concept of aluminum products to an ever-increasing set of customers and then also ensuring that it had the capacity to meet the increasing demand?
4. To stimulate interbrand competition, would you recommend that Congress change Section 2 so that any company that had over 80 percent of market share would be “broken up” to ensure competition? Why is this a bad idea? Or why do you think it is a good idea?