Creating barriers to entry and predatory competition are both ________ decisions made by marketers that may be called into question under the law.

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Creating barriers to entry and engaging in predatory competition are both strategies that may be seen as anti-competitive and potentially harmful to consumers or other market players. As such, they may be subject to legal scrutiny and challenge. While advertising, product, packaging, and channel decisions may also be evaluated under the law, they are not directly related to the competitive practices that are the focus of this question.

Creating Barriers to Entry and Predatory Competition Are Both ________