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Firms, such as Walmart, have used a strategy where the price (marginal revenue) of certain items are intentionally set below the average total cost of production, such as grocery items. Why would firm
Firms, such as Walmart, have used a strategy where the price (marginal revenue) of certain items are intentionally set below the average total cost of production, such as grocery items. Why would firms intentionally lose money on certain goods? Do you think this strategy works? Why, or why not? Would (or does) it work on you?
