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Page 58
... further repercussions in the event other industries go on a strict f . o . b . pricing system . Under the present state of the law , any systematic pricing absorp- tion plan is subject to question , even in the absence of conspiracy ...
... further repercussions in the event other industries go on a strict f . o . b . pricing system . Under the present state of the law , any systematic pricing absorp- tion plan is subject to question , even in the absence of conspiracy ...
Page 64
... further required to clearly indicate on invoices how much is charged f . o . b . producing or shipping point and how much for transportation . They are further prohibited from discrim- inating in price , which means under the Cement ...
... further required to clearly indicate on invoices how much is charged f . o . b . producing or shipping point and how much for transportation . They are further prohibited from discrim- inating in price , which means under the Cement ...
Page 66
... further say that the Commission established a prima facie case of unlawful price discrimination by proving , ( 1 ) juris- diction , ( 2 ) goods of like grade and quality , and ( 3 ) discrimination in price . This leaves out the element ...
... further say that the Commission established a prima facie case of unlawful price discrimination by proving , ( 1 ) juris- diction , ( 2 ) goods of like grade and quality , and ( 3 ) discrimination in price . This leaves out the element ...
Page 85
... further than that , but that the holding does not Becessarily go further than that . Mr. SIMON . Was it not applied against two companies whom they found were not conspiring ? Mr. BERGSON . Well , of course , I hate to try and interpret ...
... further than that , but that the holding does not Becessarily go further than that . Mr. SIMON . Was it not applied against two companies whom they found were not conspiring ? Mr. BERGSON . Well , of course , I hate to try and interpret ...
Page 195
... further , and possibly even deliberately , compounded the confusion . Had the industry been willing to make a fair switch to f . o . b . , it would have reduced its former base prices to exclude the average net freight absorption factor ...
... further , and possibly even deliberately , compounded the confusion . Had the industry been willing to make a fair switch to f . o . b . , it would have reduced its former base prices to exclude the average net freight absorption factor ...
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