Which act prevents large retailers from using their bargaining power to receive price concessions not warranted by their sizable orders?
A)Miller-Tydings Act
B)Cellar-Kefauver Act
C)Federal Trade Commission Act
D)Robinson-Patman Act

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The Robinson-Patman Act, also known as the Anti-Price Discrimination Act, prohibits price discrimination by sellers to customers of the same commodity where such discrimination substantially lessens competition or creates a false impression of competition. It prevents large retailers from using their bargaining power to receive price concessions not warranted by their sizable orders.

Which Act Prevents Large Retailers from Using Their Bargaining Power