In most models of entry deterrence, the incumbent engages in predatory practices that harm a potential entrant.

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In most models of entry deterrence, the incumbent engages in predatory practices that harm a potential entrant. Can these models be reversed, so that the entrant engages in predatory practices? Why do you think incumbents are more likely to set predatory pricing than are entrants?

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