Price promotions that the big dealers use routinely are noticeably absent from this protection. Numerous economic studies have shown that predatory pricing as a strategy for obtaining monopoly power in the highly competitive gasoline market is extremely unlikely to be successful, Sorensen says. The danger is that the bill might slip by unnoticed. If the Legislature is going to address the law prohibiting cheap gasoline from being sold, it should do so with an eye toward repealing the law. Georgia is among 40 states that manage just fine without shielding oil companies from competition.
Government already takes a large bite out of the consumer's dollar through gasoline taxes.
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