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pricer

pricer

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A person or machine that sets prices for goods and services
  • noun
  • /ˈpraɪsər/
: etiquetador
  • A skilled pricer can help businesses maximize their profits by setting competitive prices.

Examples

  • The pricer adjusted the costs of the items to reflect the current market value.

  • The pricer updated all the tags in the store before opening.

  • A new electronic pricer was installed to speed up labeling products.

  • As a pricer, she ensures every item has the correct cost displayed.

  • The pricer adjusted the prices for the new items.

  • A skilled pricer can maximize profits.

  • As a new pricer, she learned to analyze trends to determine the best prices for products.

Surface Forms

pricer singular
pricers plural

Morphology

pricer = price (transparent) = price + er

Standard agent-noun formation from the verb 'price' with the productive English suffix '-er'.

Etymology

Pricer comes from the common word price meaning 'cost' and the ending -er meaning 'one who does something'. So a pricer is literally 'one who sets the cost', which is why the word names a person or device that marks prices for goods or services.