Predatory pricing is a difficult issue for monopolies policy. On the one hand, it must, by
definition, entail a direct attempt to undermine competition. On the other hand, the symptoms …

Predatory pricing is a specific form of exclusionary pricing conduct in which the predatory
firm sacrifices short term profits in order to achieve long term gains. The most general …

THE title of this paper means both that I have not made predatory pricing my sole life's work,
and that I do not intend to settle in permanently with that subject now. This is merely a visit …

One of the perennial questions in industrial organization is the degree to which the conduct
of firms independently influences industrial performance. Are firms constrained to optimize …

Predatory pricing is one of the most debated business practices in the industrial organization
and competition policy literature. Intuitively, there seems nothing wrong with a low price …

Predatory pricing poses a dilemma which perplexed and intrigued the competition
community for many years. It is one of the most discussed topics in the area of antitrust …

Professors Areeda and Turner made innumerable contributions to antitrust and one of those
contributions for which they are most famous is a cost-based test to determine if pricing is …

I. DEFINITIONS AND ISSUES" Prédation" connotes the intentional destruction of
competition. In the pricing context, it might be defined with increasing degrees of specificity …

Predatory pricing occurs when a dominant firm, motivated by the prospect of charging high
prices in the future, uses temporary, low prices to drive its competitors out of business …

Antitrust aims to make markets more competitive, with the ultimate aim of low consumer
prices, or more generally of high consumer welfare. 1 On these terms, predatory pricing may …