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Predatory Pricing

‘The [predatory pricing] laws, which prevent companies with “substantial market share” from selling goods at below cost for a sustained period to damage competitors, have been slammed by the Business Council of Australia as vague and unlikely to prevent pro-consumer discounting’.

From ‘Labor to Move on Market Power Laws’, The Australian Financial Review, 5 December 2007.

Read the BCA statement regarding the predatory pricing amendments to the Trade Practices Act.

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