Is price discrimination involved if a large oil company sells gasoline to taxicab associations for 2.5 cents
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Is price discrimination involved if a large oil company sells gasoline to taxicab associations for 2.5 cents less than the price charged to retail service stations? The gas sold to the cab associations will be resold to taxi drivers. What happens if the cab associations resell gasoline not only to taxicab operators but also to the general public?
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