Whether a maker of action cameras is charging an average wholesale price for its models that makes it price competitive with the prices being charged by rival companies in the region is determined by the size of the percentage by which its average wholesale price is above or below the regional average wholesale price. the percentage by which its average wholesale price in the region is above the lowest average wholesale price being charged by any company in the region. whether its average wholesale price is at least $25 below the average wholesale price of the highest-priced camera brand in the region. All companies with average wholesale prices $25 or more below the price of the highest-priced company are considered to be price competitive: all other companies are considered to be charging average wholesale prices that are NOT competitive. whether the average wholesale price for its camera models is within $30 of the regional average wholesale price; all companies with average wholesale prices within $30 (above or below) of the regional average wholesale price are considered to be price competitive. All other companies are considered to be charging average wholesale prices that are NOT competitive. the percentage by which the average wholesale price for its camera models is above/below the worldwide average wholesale camera price; companies charging wholesale prices below the worldwide average are "price competitive" while companies charging wholesale prices above the worldwide average are not price competitive