When large chain stores use their buying power to induce manufacturers to sell to them at prices lower than those offered to their smaller,independent competitors,this type of price discrimination is classified as:

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During the 1930s,Congress was confronted with complaints that large chain stores were using their buying power to induce manufacturers to sell to them at prices lower than those offered to their smaller,independent competitors.Such price discrimination in sales to the competing customers of a particular seller is known as secondary level (or second-line)price discrimination.

When Large Chain Stores Use Their Buying Power to Induce