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Retail Pricing, Fair Trade Laws, and the Rise of Walmart

posted in Antitrust, Consumer Goods on June 30, 2020 by Egardner 1 Comment

Retail Pricing, Fair Trade Laws, and the Rise of Walmart

Retailers not manufacturers control retail pricing. This wasn’t always the case. Learn how politics informed commerce and ultimately enabled Walmart.

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