undersell

Actual competition consists invariably in an effort to undersell a rival producer.

Try not to undersell each other, and keep the markets steady.

In short, they beat, undersell, and displace the small cowkeepers wherever the large dairy is moderately well managed.

They employed no English ships, and could underbuy and undersell the English manufacturer and the English trader.

We calculated that we could undersell the regular dealers and that profits would accrue.

They spoil our business right along, because they get their stuff for nothing, and then undersell us.

In commerce, if one producer can undersell all others, he ceases to be a competitor and becomes a monopolist.

In so far as the army does undersell others this objection is valid, and we have no doubt that in some cases such is the truth.

The same may be said of the cutlery, which is now sent to undersell the product of the British artisan in his own peculiar market.

Whoever attempts to undersell Tonson is harassed with legal proceedings.