Betekenis van:
price competition

price competition
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • langdurige concurrentiestrijd; langdurige concurrentiestrijd; het telkens opvoeren van tarieven
  • intense competition in which competitors cut retail prices to gain business

Synoniemen

Hyperoniemen


Voorbeeldzinnen

  1. We lost out to our rival in price competition.
  2. Inability to pass on cost price increases and increased competition from non-EU downstream products
  3. over-intensive price competition intended to improve capacity utilisation and available cash through deposits received;
  4. The more price elastic the product, the greater the competition distortion;
  5. The number of customers switching supplier is an indicator of genuine price competition and, thus, indirectly, ‘a natural indicator of the effectiveness of competition.
  6. Whilst there may be price competition on the ocean freight rate due to the weakening of the conference system there is hardly any price competition with respect to the surcharges and ancillary charges.
  7. This should in the short term enhance effective competition and avoid any undue price increase on the Community market.
  8. Enhanced competition could raise productivity, growth and narrow the price gap between Sweden and the rest of the EU.
  9. This market has been fully open to competition since 1994. It is competitive with price sensitive consumers.
  10. Therefore, a representative price that would reflect perfect competition plausibly would have to be a time-weighted average.
  11. for Morocco, the Price Liberalisation and Free Competition Act (No 6/99) of 2 rabii I 1421 (5 June 2000), and related secondary legislation;
  12. The transaction thus does not lead to any competition concerns due to unilateral effects strengthening the dominance of Sea-Invest or enabling a price increase by EMO-EKOM.
  13. If the concentration does not lead to negative effects on competition in such combinations of areas then it cannot lead to negative effects in any wider price area.
  14. Both complainant Community producers have been fined by various national and regional competition authorities in the world for price and market fixings in the 1990s.
  15. Combined with higher competition due to an increased offer of STAF production, another price lowering factor, this has indeed impact on price levels as compared to the situation 12 years ago, which cannot be disregarded.