Business Strategy - End of Chapter Problem As part of its famous antitrust case, Microsoft economists estimated that the profit-maximizing monopoly price of a copy of the Windows operating system should be about $1,800 per copy. However, Microsoft was pricing its operating system at an average price of $40 to $60 per copy. Assume the low price for Windows was due to relatively low barriers to entry into the software market. Microsoft's pricing strategy was most likely designed to addressO the bargaining power of suppliers. O the threat of potential substitutes. O the threat of potential entrants. O the bargaining power of customers. O competition from existing competitors.