This analysis seems pretty shallow. It's interesting that Amazon is losing money in North America. But why? That's clue worth investigating further, not a reason to immediately assume predatory pricing.
Not even losing money, just lower profits than last year. But apparently it's now evil for companies to invest for the long term rather than boosting their quarterly numbers.
You say "Prime has been proven to be losing money the more a customer buys" like that isn't an obvious consequence of having flat pricing for shipping. The idea that Prime and Amazon's shipping as a whole are a loss leader isn't a new insight.
Used this calculator: http://www.thehindu.com/data/how-many-indians-are-richer-tha...