Twenty Years After the Clayton Act, the Growth of Chain

Multiple Choice

Twenty years after the Clayton Act, the growth of chain stores such as Sears, Roebuck led many to fear that retail chains presented a threat to smaller, independent retailers.The federal government enacted the __________ to make it unlawful to discriminate in prices charged to different purchasers of the same product, where the effect may substantially lessen competition or help to create a monopoly.

A) Fair Packaging and Labeling Act
B) Sherman Antitrust Act
C) Telephone Consumer Protection Act
D) Robinson-Patman Act
E) Unfair Practices Act