Because predatory pricing could be considered an attempt to create a monopoly, it is illegal under U.S. law.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)


True

Predatory pricing is the practice of first setting prices low with the intention of pushing competitors out of the market or keeping new competitors from entering the market, and then raising prices to normal levels.

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