Predatory Pricing Analysis is a methodological framework within competition economics that identifies and evaluates pricing strategies whereby a dominant firm sets prices below cost to eliminate rivals or deter market entry, with the intent and likelihood of recouping losses through future profit margins, thereby distinguishing it from legitimate price competition.
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Steven C. Salop, David T. Scheffman · Journal of Industrial Economics · 1987 · 436 citations
An Economic Definition of Predation: Pricing and Product Innovation
Janusz A. Ordover, Robert D. Willig · The Yale Law Journal · 1981 · 205 citations · Full text
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