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Old 09-18-2010, 03:33 PM   #187
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Are UK retailers permitted to sell merchandise below wholesale costs? According to the article this is what Amazon is doing. They are losing money on the sale of certain items.

This is not legal in the US. Anti-competitive.
Certainly. Supermarkets do it all the time - have some ludicrously cheap offer on some item or other to get people in through the doors who will, while they are there, buy lots of other things too. Or so the theory goes, and I suppose it must work or they wouldn't do it.

It's pretty well-known that Sony sell the Playstation 3 for less than it cost to make it, because they actually make their profit on the games.
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