There are so many laws in the United States that companies can use to ensure they do business in a fair, balanced and competitive manner. These laws protect everyone, not just the seller and the buyer, but also the people. The legislature passes these antitrust laws such as the FTC of 1914, the Clayton Act of 1914, and the Robinson-Patman Act of 1936 so that companies are regulated. Once these laws are passed, the judiciary will make sure that these laws are properly enforced so that businesses can have a fair and competitive atmosphere and equal market share opportunities. They have put antitrust laws in place to protect the public so they are not treated unfairly by large corporations. These laws are very effective in my opinion because they prevent many companies from fixing prices and also allow these companies to purchase goods at reasonable prices. There is an act called the Robinson-Patman Act of 1936 that was put in place to ensure that there was no price discrimination between companies. What I have noticed is that this law is not...