The Clayton Act prohibits price discrimination between buyers of like commodities.
An act that was passed by the congress of U.S in the year 1014 was The Clayton Antitrust Act. This act prohibits the activities of business that are unethical in nature. The unethical activities in the business include price fixing, monopolies, etc.
Price fixing refers to the agreement between two companies that decides to sell a product only at certain prices. The main aim is to act as monopolies and top fix prices and gain profits. Thus this act prohibits price discrimination between buyers of like commodities.
