The Robinson-Patman Act long ago fell out of favor, in part because it protects competitors rather than consumers. The FTC hasn't brought a case under the law in two decades.
May 08, 2023 at 03:19 PM
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The Federal Trade Commission has revived a Depression-era law meant to protect mom-and-pop stores from price discrimination as another arrow in its antitrust quiver.
It’s the latest aggressive antitrust move by the Biden administration, which already has rattled legal departments with the most aggressive antitrust enforcement in decades.
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