Predatory pricing is
A. the practice by which a large, powerful firm attempts to drive its competitors out of the market by temporarily setting an artificially low price.
B. often effective and a relatively inexpensive means of eliminating competition.
C. legal under the U.S. antitrust laws.
D. generally more effective when barriers to entry exist.
Answer: A
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