DLA Piper's Pricing Rules

The Robinson-Patman Act: Pricing Considerations for Retailers

36 min · 5 de dic de 2024
Portada del episodio The Robinson-Patman Act: Pricing Considerations for Retailers

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David Hamilton facilitates a conversation with Christina DePasquale, associate professor in economics at the Carey School of Business of Johns Hopkins University, Patrick Miller, co-founder of Flywheel Digital, John Johnson, CEO of Edgeworth Economics, and David Bamberger, antitrust partner at DLA Piper, on the Robinson-Patman Act, highlighting the history of the statute, pricing considerations for retailers, and litigation trends centered around the RPA. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

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