The Traditional Formula for Determining Damages for a Violation of the Robinson-Patman

question 20

Multiple Choice

The traditional formula for determining damages for a violation of the Robinson-Patman Act was to

• A)calculate the estimated amount of lost profits.
• B)determine the difference between the two prices and multiply the difference by the number of units purchased.
• C)allow a jury to determine the amount of punitive damages without using any particular formula.
• D)add both prices together and divide by the number of units purchased.

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