ISSUE SPOTTER Share and Share Alike Your customers, retail housing construction supply firms, tell you that the price your pipe production company is asking for PVC pipe is too high and that they will be taking their business elsewhere. The profit margins are thin, and you are not interested in cutting prices unless it is absolutely necessary to retain business. When you go to the annual PVC pipe makers' convention, how might you legally find out what your competitors are charging? What type of action would be most likely to get you into trouble with the antitrust authorities