pricing
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- noun
- /ˈpraɪsɪŋ/
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fijación de precios
- Adjusting the pricing of our services helped increase sales last quarter.
- competitive pricing
- pricing policy
- cost-based pricing
Take these phrases, enhance pricing algorithms and such.
- Take these phrases, enhance pricing algorithms and such.
- It's not uncommon for retailers to do placeholder pricing though, so we'll see.
- So insane O land Apple pricing is still around.
Examples
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For example, firms' strategies in areas such as pricing will need to consider new psychological break points.
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In response, Westlaw this fall added hourly pricing as an option for its web product.
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Therefore, there is no domestic application of transfer pricing, or it is very limited.
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Could you give us an example of this type of selective pricing?
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In most developing countries, oil production, consumption, and pricing are generally regulated by the government.
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An enhanced understanding of market behavior under this pricing system is vital to effective implementation.
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Thus, even where markets exist, they are often regulated with pricing caps or only operate within limited sectors.
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We are able to show in this paper that the pricing system does meet its redistributive objectives.
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Canada is not alone in expressing discontent about a wide range of water pricing structures and practices.
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Despite the WFD water pricing principles, the actual water pricing practices followed in the member states differ considerably.
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Etymology
Pricing comes from price, which goes back to the Latin pretium meaning 'value'. The -ing part makes it the 'process' of deciding how much something is worth, which is exactly what pricing means.