Odyssey Corporation, a wholesaler of children's toys, sells retailers across the country the exceedingly popular Trojan Horse toy at a price of $14 per item.  Odyssey has learned that one of its competitors, Iliad Company, is selling the Trojan Horse toy at a price of $12 per item to all retailers in the state of Utah.  Odyssey would like to respond appropriately to Iliad's actions.  How Odyssey may respond without risking a violation of the Robinson-Patman Act?

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The RobinsonPatman Act is a US federal law that prohibits anticompetitive practices by ensuring fair competition among businesses One of its provision... View the full answer