Discriminating in price between different purchasers of the same goods, when the effect is to injure competition, was made:

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Discrimination in price that injures competition is made illegal by the Robinson-Patman Act. The act was passed in 1936 to prevent price discrimination among purchasers of goods for resale. It prohibits sellers from charging different prices to different customers if it would hurt competition or if it is done to lessen competition.

Discriminating in Price Between Different Purchasers of the Same Goods