Monsanto Case Study
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Answer a: Cutting the price was a good idea because the patent on the product was soon expiring. If Monsanto does not cut prices, then competition will enter the market and underprice Monsanto. Since the product is pretty much a commodity, there is no incentive for customers to stay with Monsanto. They will just go with the lowest price ...
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