Burien Family Market has two family-owned grocery stores that have been in business for years. Whole Foods decides that Burien Family Market would be an excellent place to build one of its superstores. Whole Foods opens and advertises incredibly low prices; in fact, at below cost. Because Amazon owns Whole Foods and they own stores nationally, it can keep prices extremely low until locally owned stores have to go out of business because they cannot compete. After Whole Foods is the only grocery store in town, it raises its prices enough to make up for its former losses and make some additional profit. Did Whole Foods violate any law? Discuss this behavior in relation to antitrust law.  What must Burien Family Market prove to win against Whole Foods? Please fully explain your answer. post an example ?

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This behavior by Whole Foods could potentially violate antitrust laws prohibiting monopolization The ... View the full answer