Nghĩa của từ predatory pricing bằng Tiếng Việt

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1. 10 The welfare analysis of predatory pricing is also generally ambiguous.

2. That paper found no hard evidence linking predatory pricing and negligent auditing.

3. 2 Predatory pricing by large supermarkets was threatening the livelihood of smaller businesses.

4. 11 That paper found no hard evidence linking predatory pricing and negligent auditing.

5. The airline had withstood the predatory pricing moves of its competitors, and overcome its early loss.

6. 12 Predatory pricing has been widely used by both incumbents and entrants to the eurobond markets.

7. 20 The airline has reduced its prices so sharply that it has been accused of predatory pricing.

8. LawGalland of 1 st July 1996 expands the adjudicatory functions of the Competition Council to predatory pricing 18.

9. 375 (1982) (hereinafter Calvani/Lynch); Calvani & Lynch, Predatory Pricing After Matsushita, 7Antitrust 22 (June 1986); ABA, Antitrust Section, Monograph No.

10. Combining with Microsoft antitrust case, the author analyses the action of predatory pricing and its legal standards. Then, the special characters of such action in software industry are described.

11. More dramatically, the report recommends joint policies to "respond to Chinese currency market interventions and tools to combat predatory pricing by Chinese firms” which, if exercised, is likely to rankle China.

12. Intel is charged with “abusing” its dominant market position by so called “predatory pricing” (selling below cost) and offering substantial rebates to retain market share and undermine its arch-rival Advanced Micro Devices.

13. having regard to the judgment of the Court of First Instance of # January # in Case T-#/# France Télécom SA v Commission dismissing in its entirety the appeal by France Télécom SA in respect of the Commission's # decision concerning predatory pricing in ADSL-based Internet access services for the general public

14. 4 In a decision of 16 July 2003 relating to a proceeding under Article 82 [EC] (Case COMP/38.233 – Wanadoo Interactive) (‘the decision of 16 July 2003’), the Commission found that between March 2001 and October 2002 Wanadoo Interactive, at that time a 99.9% owned subsidiary of Wanadoo SA, itself a subsidiary of the applicant, which held between 70 and 72.2% of its capital during the period covered by that decision, had abused its dominant position on the market for high-speed internet access services provided to residential customers by employing predatory pricing practices for its eXtense and Wanadoo ADSL services, and imposed a fine of EUR 10.35 million on Wanadoo Interactive.