A pricing strategy that uses profit gained in one market to support aggressive pricing in another market to drive competitors out of that market is referred to as:

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Predatory pricing is a strategy where a company sets very low prices with the intent to drive competitors out of the market or to prevent new entrants from gaining a foothold. This is often done by using profits from other markets or segments to subsidize the low prices.

A Pricing Strategy That Uses Profit Gained in One Market