The Fair Prices for Local Businesses Act aims to enhance the existing laws against price discrimination, which is when businesses charge different prices to different customers for the same product or service in a way that is unfair. The goal is to create a fairer marketplace, particularly benefiting local businesses that may be disadvantaged by larger competitors. Key provisions of the Act include several important changes to the Clayton Act, which governs price discrimination. First, the definition of price discrimination is broadened to include not just goods but also services.