Which business practice is rarely challenged by the government under antitrust laws?
A)price-fixing
B)tying contracts
C)price discrimination
D)interlocking directorates

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Price discrimination is less frequently challenged under antitrust laws, especially when it does not harm competition. The Robinson-Patman Act addresses price discrimination, but enforcement is less common compared to actions against practices like price-fixing, which directly harm market competition.

Which Business Practice Is Rarely Challenged by the Government Under