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ˈprice cut N

I . ˈcut-price ADJ

II . ˈcut-price ADV

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After further negotiations the order was reinstated, but the new agreement included a price cut of 6% or approximately 24 million.
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While the milk price cut is bad news for farmers, the effects will not stop at the farm gate.
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Given that detecting a price cut becomes harder as the number of firms increases, the bigger are the gains from price cutting.
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The company hinted that the rise in demand from consumers had driven the price cut.
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If goods are homogeneous, firms know that a change in their market share is probably due to a price cut (or quantity increase) by another member.
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After initial sales to early adopters, the rest sold poorly, even after a price cut.
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That's what a 50 per cent price cut does.
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In early 1922 the car was advertised at 275 and the smaller car had its price cut to 250.
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This means that indications that were listed more recently will also bear the 5% price cut.
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However, he noted that the system still needs a new price cut and an improved first and third-party software lineup.
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