Abuse of a dominant position can take many forms. Some common examples include:
Predatory Pricing: Setting prices extremely low with the intent to eliminate competition. Exclusive Dealing: Forcing suppliers or customers to deal exclusively with the dominant firm. Tying and Bundling: Compelling customers to buy a bundle of products rather than allowing them to purchase items separately. Refusal to Deal: Denying competitors access to essential facilities or services. Excessive Pricing: Charging exorbitant prices that exploit consumers.