PREDATORY PRICING AND THE RECONSTITUTED LEMON JUICE INDUSTRY

The Paradox of Predatory Pricing

Predatory pricing law attempts to keep prices low by harshly sanctioning prices that are anticompetitively low. The paradox of predatory pricing law is that even an analytically perfect specification of the line between predatory and innocent price cuts would result in deviations from optimal pricing because the very recognition of a predatory pricing offense will induce some firms to forgo inn...

Poisoning in children and the toxicity of lemon juice.

e Existence and Rationale of Predatory Pricing Strategy in the Network Industry: An Experimental Approach

T paper reports data from an experiment confirming the existence of predatory pricing in the presence of network externalities when the technology of competing firms are identical. An experiment was conducted at the University of South Carolina’s Beam Lab, based on a seven-period and one-market design. Twenty-two subjects were recruited and assigned a role as seller. ey were paired together ra...

Lxxxii. the Antiscorbutic Fraction of Lemon Juice. Ii

The isolation of vitamin C from lemon juice.

During my undergraduate training at Washington State College and graduate studies at the University of Pittsburgh, I developed an interest in vitamins but I did not have very much working experience with them. Hence, when the faculty at the University of Pittsburgh invited me to become a permanent member of the staff with a major responsibility to develop the senior and graduate studies in bioc...