Zenith lost, and Matsushita and other Japanese companies won, a 1986 Supreme Court predatory pricing decision because

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The Supreme Court ruled against Zenith in the 1986 predatory pricing case because they found the case to make "no economic sense," suggesting that Zenith was not in fact being harmed by Matsushita and other Japanese companies charging lower prices. Therefore, Zenith's claims of predatory pricing were not substantiated, and the Japanese companies were not found to be engaging in anticompetitive behavior.

Zenith Lost, and Matsushita and Other Japanese Companies Won, a 1986