It is illegal to price discriminate except in cases in which the price differences are due to actual cost differences. This situation is due to which antitrust act?

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The Clayton Act is the antitrust act that prohibits price discrimination except in cases where the price differences can be attributed to actual cost differences. This provision is outlined in Section 2 of the Clayton Act. The other options (B, C, and D) do not specifically address the issue of price discrimination.

It Is Illegal to Price Discriminate Except in Cases in Which