Far-left elements push to revive Robinson-Patman Act

12 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 8

The report says the 1930s law would restrict wholesalers from giving volume discounts to large retailers such as Walmart, Amazon and Costco.
It argues such pricing differences reflect efficiency and lower consumer prices, while renewed enforcement would raise uncertainty, chill investment and shift pricing decisions toward regulators and litigation.
The piece says courts and agencies had narrowed the law for decades, but state-level copycats and new antitrust theories could still expand intervention beyond federal action.

If punishing retailer efficiency raises consumer prices, how does reviving a 1930s law help today's economy?

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