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Originally Posted by pwalker8
A company in a dominate market position what uses that position to undercut competition is what the Sherman Anti-trust law was written to go after.
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So no discounts lower than your competitors?
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A company that is in a dominate market position can be in trouble when it does things that might normally be considered perfectly all right. For example, it's normally fine for a company to try to squeeze it's suppliers, however when a company has a dominate market position, such as Amazon has in the book industry, then the same practice can be undue restraint of trade.
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In other words, no negotiating for terms more favorable than your competitors?
Let's see, there's a term for this practice...
...agency pricing
