discrimination in price
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From 334 U.S. 37 - Federal Trade Commission v. Morton Salt Co. · 1948Most cited · 1,133 citing opinions
Congress meant by using the words 'discrimination in price' in § 2 that in a case involving competitive injury between a seller's customers the Commission need only prove that a seller had charged one purchaser a higher price for like goods than he had charged one or more of the purchaser's competitors.