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predatory pricing
Temporarily charging very low prices, often below cost, in an attempt to drive competitors out of a market. Predatory pricing is generally practiced by large businesses that can afford to lose money on a particular product or group of products at the same time its competitors cannot. While predatory pricing is illegal, it is generally difficult to prove that it is not merely a result of aggressive competition.
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Is predatory pricing and loss-leader pricing the same thing?
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