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Why above-cost price cuts to drive out entrants do not signal predation or even market power - and the implications for defining costs / Einer Elhauge.

Title
Why above-cost price cuts to drive out entrants do not signal predation or even market power - and the implications for defining costs / Einer Elhauge.
Author
Elhauge, Einer.
Publication
Cambridge, MA : Harvard Law School, [2002]

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John M. Olin Center for Law, Economics, and Business.
Description
108 p.; 28 cm.
Series Statement
Discussion paper, 1045-6333 ; no. 383
Uniform Title
Discussion paper (John M. Olin Center for Law, Economics, and Business) ; no. 383.
Subject
  • Price cutting
  • Competition, Unfair
  • Predatory pricing
  • Price regulation
  • Pricing
  • Costs, Industrial
  • Airlines > Rates
Note
  • Discussion papers published since September 1997 are available for downloading free-of-charge from the Olin Center web site.
  • "09/2002."
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references.
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  • System requirements for online version: Adobe Acrobat Reader required.
  • Mode of access for online version: World Wide Web.
Processing Action (note)
  • committed to retain
OCLC
50863226
Owning Institutions
Harvard Library