The Robinson-Patman Act outlawed the use of this practice for anti-competitive purposes. Examples of the first degree type include allowing for bargaining or issuing coupons; examples of the second de
The Robinson-Patman Act outlawed the use of this practice for anti-competitive purposes. Examples of the first degree type include allowing for bargaining or issuing coupons; examples of the second degree include selling products cheaper in bulk portions, and examples of the third degree include offering discounts for children or seniors. For 10 points, name this practice where businesses charge varying prices for the same product.
The Robinson-Patman Act outlawed the use of this practice for anti-competitive purposes.