Dumping.

[Dan.]

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When B goes broke, the factories will still be there, those facotries will go on auction. Thereby if C buys that factory he will be in condition to compete with me , in spite of me deciding to lower my prices.
Do you have any example where a company used predatory pricing and then the raised the prices affecting the consumers?

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Why would C buy the factories if you're just going to undercut him? Obviously the factory is capable of producing ham at $10 and not lower, otherwise B wouldn't be out of business.

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Wait, is someone actually arguing that there's a problem with the less efficient competitor being put out of business?

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Who said it was a problem, Mr. Inferences? Do you disagree that it discourages competition, though?