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For exactly the same reason as "dumping": It results in lower consumer prices in the short term, with less competition (and higher prices) in the long term. ht
by jcl 17y ago
For exactly the same reason as "dumping": It results in lower consumer prices in the short term, with less competition (and higher prices) in the long term.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dumping_%28pricing_policy%29 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dumping_%28pricing_policy%29
- ewanmcteagle 17y agoWhere do we see these higher prices in the long term? Not in the browser market. Where else? I'm sure there are some examples but they must be few and far between. Not even Standard Oil got pricing power.