Eastman Kodak accused Japanese rival Fuji Photo Film of selling photographic paper in the United States for 25 percent of what it charges in Japan. In other words, Eastman Kodak accused Fuji of:

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Eastman Kodak's accusation suggests that Fuji Photo Film is selling its products at a lower price in the US than in its home market, which is known as dumping. Dumping is a predatory pricing strategy in which a company lowers the price of its products in a foreign market to gain market share and drive out local competitors.

Eastman Kodak Accused Japanese Rival Fuji Photo Film of Selling