All of the following are examples of unfair competition except

A) one business seeking confidential information from the employees of another.
B) one business intentionally lowering its prices to encourage customers to purchase its products.
C) intimidation to discourage someone from selling a product at a lower price.
D) one restaurant sending employees to the door of another to redirect customers to the first.
E) intimidation to discourage someone from opening a business in a particular area.

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amarylice anderson · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  Intentionally lowering prices to encourage customers to purchase products is a common competitive strategy and is not considered unfair competition as long as it's not predatory pricing intended to drive competitors out of the market. The other options involve unethical or illegal practices that undermine fair competition.

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