Ordinarily,higher degree of proof of likely competitive injury is required in cases involving secondary level price discrimination.

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Traditionally,courts have required a higher degree of proof of likely competitive injury in cases involving primary level price discrimination (which may damage the seller's competitors)than in cases involving secondary or tertiary level discrimination (which threatens competition among the seller's customers or its customers' customers).

Ordinarily,higher Degree of Proof of Likely Competitive Injury Is Required