Translations for „underprice“ in the Polish » English Dictionary

zaniżać cenę [czegoś]

to underprice [sth]

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English

Insurers have been trying to reverse losses after years of underpricing its motor policies and failing to put aside sufficient reserves to meet a rising level of claims.

www.independent.ie

None of the authors' books were priced higher than the service's recommendation, a characteristic that is common among self-published authors who tend to underprice their content.

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Bidding wars still erupt spontaneously, but for some sellers the strategy of underpricing fizzles.

www.theglobeandmail.com

In contrast, underpricing is less likely.

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When they first start out, many small business owners underprice their products to a point where even at their maximum capacity, it would be impossible to break even.

en.wikipedia.org

Given the concentrated stock surge post-election, many investors seem to be underpricing risk and betting that it will all turn out as advertised.

www.montrealgazette.com

I did tend to underprice my tickets.

jazztimes.com

The death blow came when, in the mid-seventies, other large publications began to underprice their newspapers and make good the loss by increasing their revenues from advertising.

www.hindustantimes.com

If you are worried about underpricing and leaving money on the table... don't worry.

www.theglobeandmail.com

By underpricing, the revenue manager leaves money on table; by overpricing, the hotel may price itself out of the market.

www.hospitalitynet.org