limit pricing

基本解釋

Limit pricing implies that firms sacrifice current profits in order to deter entry and earn future profits.
限制性定價(jià)意味著企業(yè)爲(wèi)了阻止其他企業(yè)進(jìn)入以贏得未來利潤(rùn)而犧牲儅期利潤(rùn)。
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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(jià)是指在位企業(yè)爲(wèi)了阻止或抑制進(jìn)入或邊緣企業(yè)的擴(kuò)張而制定的價(jià)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(guān)於限制性定價(jià)的文獻(xiàn)中，在爲(wèi)企業(yè)設(shè)定這種價(jià)格的能力與結(jié)搆性進(jìn)入壁壘的存在有關(guān)。
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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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