When a company increases output and accepts a lower price to keep new companies from entering the market,it is engaging in

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Limit pricing is a strategy used by established firms to deter new entrants from entering the market by producing more output and setting lower prices. This makes it difficult for new firms to enter the market and compete effectively, as they cannot match the established firm's level of output or prices. Cartel team up, collusion, and price ceiling are unrelated to this strategy.

When a Company Increases Output and Accepts a Lower Price