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Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission Extend Public Comment Period for Workshop on Conditional Pricing Practices

For Immediate Release
Office of Public Affairs
Comment Period Extended to Sept. 22, 2014

The Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) have extended the deadline for submitting comments on their recent Conditional Pricing Practices Workshop from Aug. 22, 2014, to Sept. 22, 2014.


The workshop, held June 23, 2014, explored the economics and legal policy implications of certain pricing practices, such as loyalty and bundled pricing. Interested parties may submit public comments online. Submitted comments and additional information about the workshop can be found on the Department of Justice and FTC websites.

Updated April 3, 2019
Component
Antitrust Division
Press Release Number: 14-798

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