Thread: Literary elites v. Amazon: yes, it's class warfare
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Old 10-06-2014, 04:09 PM   #199
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Originally Posted by CommonReader View Post
Yes, it is when you sell a product below your own costs of purchase and at the same time - using your power as the dominant player in the market - force the only producer of that product not to sell to anyone else at lower cost. No other seller has the possibility to improve its position by improving processes etc., its just a question who has more capital to go on longer selling products at a loss.
Why can't they be just as innovative as Amazon?
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