Mom and Pop's Print Shop, a small, family-owned business since 1962, discovers that the local branch of the largest printer in the country, Blinko's, is getting the same types of paper Mom and Pop's orders from the same supplier at a steeply discounted rate, allowing Blinko's to charge a steeply reduced price for their paper. If Mom and Pop's chose to bring an antitrust action, what type of injury would they allege?

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Secondary-line injury occurs when a competitor is harmed by another's anticompetitive practices, such as receiving goods at a lower price, which affects the ability of the competitor to compete on pricing.

Mom and Pop's Print Shop, a Small, Family-Owned Business Since