A strategy wherein an incumbent firm sets a price low enough to deter new firms from entering the market.
An economic concept where profits from certain goods or services are used to subsidize the losses incurred on other goods or services.
An exploration of product proliferation, where a producer markets numerous varieties of the same product.
A form of price discrimination where different units of a product are sold at different prices, typically through bulk discounts and commodity-bundling.
Actions undertaken by a firm to deter competitors from entering their markets.
