Suppose the manufacturer of dove soap sells the soap to wal-mart for $50 a case and to target for $60 a case. it does not cost the manufacturer of dove soap more to serve target's needs than it costs to serve wal-mart's needs. this practice, called price discrimination, is illegal under the:

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Logan Moore

26 July, 06:19

Suppose the manufacturer of dove soap sells the soap to wal-mart for $50 a case and to target for $60 a case. it does not cost the manufacturer of dove soap more to serve target's needs than it costs to serve wal-mart's needs. this practice, called price discrimination, is illegal under the:

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Belinda Mayo · Answer 1

The answer is : Robinson-Patman Act. The Robinson-Patman Act of 1936 (Anti-Price Discrimination Act, Pub. L. No. 74-692, 4) is a United States federal law that prohibits anti competitive practices, specifically price discrimination.