Pricing goods at a low level to discourage market entry by competitors is called:
A) congestion pricing.
B) exemption pricing.
C) limit pricing.
D) per se pricing.
E) variable pricing.

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Profit-maximizing pricing; limit pricing, whereby the price is limited to levels that tend to discourage entry; and the practice of price discrimination all may tend to prove monopoly power and predatory conduct.

Pricing Goods at a Low Level to Discourage Market Entry