[abtinf]

> It is wise … to price well below cost push out other players forever

I challenge you to name a single successful example of this that isn’t state enforced.

[api]

All VC funded companies that release free or underpriced products and services, capture market share, then raise prices or enshittify?

The entire business model of VC funded tech?

[abtinf]

Typically, VC funded firms are inventing new markets entirely.

Simply overcoming startup capital costs is not the argument being made when folks claim dumping.

[neves]

Uber

[stingraycharles]

Amazon?

[abtinf]

Amazon was wildly profitable on a unit cost basis from relatively early on. They didn’t show profits on paper because they reinvested everything into their capital buildout to reduce costs even more.