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I am not sure what you mean by externally distinguishable but pattern-behavior is hard to hide. 1. undercut product x and y that Z Corp sales 2. wait f
by omeid2 7y ago
I am not sure what you mean by externally distinguishable but pattern-behavior is hard to hide.
1. undercut product x and y that Z Corp sales
2. wait for Z Corp to go out of business
3. Increase price of x and y
VS
1. sale product x cheap
2. sale other products to people who buy x
3. continue to step 1 or terminate selling below market
- TeMPOraL 7y agoHow about: 1. Sell products x cheap and y at higher margin. (x happens to be what Z Corp also sells) 2. At some point in time, coincidentally after Z Corp folds, decide to stop selling x cheap. Was x the case of predatory pricing? Or was it just a loss leader to get people to buy y, and it's just a coincidence that the company abandoned it around the same time Z Corp gave up?