limit pricing

常见例句

Limit pricing implies that firms sacrifice current profits in order to deter entry and earn future profits.
限制性定價意味著企業爲了阻止其他企業進入以贏得未來利潤而犧牲儅期利潤。
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Limit pricing refers to the pricing by incumbent firm(s) to deter or inhibit entry or the expansion of fringe firms.
限制性定價是指在位企業爲了阻止或抑制進入或邊緣企業的擴張而制定的價格。
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In the early literature on limit pricing, the ability of incumbents to establish such prices was linked to the existence of structural barriers to entry.
在早期關於限制性定價的文獻中，在爲企業設定這種價格的能力與結搆性進入壁壘的存在有關。
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It is easy to imagine circumstances in which a monopoly would charge less than the text-book profit-maximising price, either to extend its market (with a view to raising prices later) or to deter new entrants (a strategy known as limit-pricing).
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Instead our dumb government allowed Facebook to limit competition in Social Networking and what we get is MONOPOLY PRICING folks.
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Capping pricing structures, hindering profit and business expansion will limit the capacity for operators to expand coverage and improve services, making broadband access cost-prohibitive for millions of people.
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