A secondary-line injury to competition occurs when the recipient of a favored price passes the benefits of the lower price on to the next level of distribution.

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Secondary-line injury to competition refers to the harm that occurs when favored customers of a supplier are given a price advantage over their competitors, potentially harming the competitors' ability to compete rather than the passing of benefits down the distribution chain.

A Secondary-Line Injury to Competition Occurs When the Recipient of a Favored