> And to lose money, to offer better prices, to get bigger market share is not something even remotely immoral. I won't go into morality, but it can be illegal

> And to lose money, to offer better prices, to get bigger market share is not something even remotely immoral. I won't go into morality, but it can be illegal if it's considered predatory pricing. If a company has an inferior product but uses its power and dominance of the market to prevent another company with a better product from being able to compete, then laws preventing this from happening are not about favouring the underdog but encouraging innovation.