Manufacturers find that their large customers always force sellers to do illegal price discrimination.

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Price discrimination is not inherently illegal; it becomes illegal when it violates antitrust laws, such as the Robinson-Patman Act, which prohibits certain forms of price discrimination that harm competition. Not all price discrimination is illegal, and not all large customers force sellers into illegal practices.

Manufacturers Find That Their Large Customers Always Force Sellers to Do