It continues to amaze me that these big companies are allowed to operate at a loss for years.
Losing money per transaction is dangerous. Making money per transaction but plowing the profits into expansion is less dangerous. The latter is what Amazon did. The former is what too many companies are doing, not seeing the difference.
Is that not just a form of dumping, and should therefore be illegal/regulated?
I think that's different from dumping, which I consider to be a more deliberate attempt to outlast a competitor.
From a moral point of view, anti-dumping laws are counterproductive. Their prime use is to sue companies that have lower cost than you.