It's good in the sense that a merged Kroger-Albertsons won't be able to use greater retail dominance to push suppliers into offering them special deals. On the

It's good in the sense that a merged Kroger-Albertsons won't be able to use greater retail dominance to push suppliers into offering them special deals. On the other hand, simple enforcement of the Robinson-Patman Act, which stopped in the 1980s[1], would go a long way to reversing the power conglomerated grocery chains have in price discrimination. 1. One guess to pick the administration :/