Extrem undercutting?

[Conradus]

In a fair market, a producer will look to make 25-50% of the item's value back as profit. This is including labor (which is harder to quantify given everyone has their own idea about what labor is "worth").
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In a fair market, a producer will look to make whatever he can get somebody to pay for his product. Sometimes nobody will pay enough to cover his costs, either because he is inefficient or just because nobody wants it. He is not guaranteed any kind of return at all; it's his business to set it up so that people will pay him for his product.

[LunnaRavenheart]

In a fair market, a producer will look to make whatever he can get somebody to pay for his product. Sometimes nobody will pay enough to cover his costs, either because he is inefficient or just because nobody wants it. He is not guaranteed any kind of return at all; it's his business to set it up so that people will pay him for his product.

Agreed.

Anyway if somebody have feeling that he is undercutted and the product is underpriced: just buy it from undercutter and sold it for more if you think that product is more valuable than actual price on AH. But I give you a hint. Most of products on AH is overpriced and most of them you can get for free a for very little fee if you bring mats to crafter and shout in MD.