A monopolist that lowers its price and increases output,even at the expense of short-run profits,is engaging in:

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Predatory pricing is when a monopolist lowers its price below the average total cost to drive competitors out of the market. However, if the monopolist lowers its price to increase output and gain market share, even if it means temporary losses, it is not predatory pricing but rather a competitive pricing strategy to maintain or increase its market power.

A Monopolist That Lowers Its Price and Increases Output,even at the Expense