A retail store cuts the prices of the products it sells to force its competitor to leave the market. This is prohibited by the

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The act of cutting prices with the intention of driving a competitor out of the market is known as predatory pricing and is prohibited by the Robinson-Patman Act. The Sherman Act mainly deals with anti-trust activities and monopolies, while the Aldrich Act pertains to the establishment of the Federal Reserve System. The FTC Act gives the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) the power to prevent unfair methods of competition in commerce.

A Retail Store Cuts the Prices of the Products It