predatory pricing in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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pricing [Am ˈpraɪsɪŋ, Brit ˈprʌɪsɪŋ] N U

I.price [Am praɪs, Brit prʌɪs] N

1. price:

price COMM, FIN
precio m
price (of stocks)
cotización f
price (of stocks)
precio m
house prices have risen
el precio de la vivienda ha aumentado
house prices have risen
la vivienda ha aumentado de precio
prices start at $99
desde 99 dólares
what price did you pay for it?
¿qué precio or cuánto pagaste por él?
I got a good price for the car
vendí bien el coche
the two brands are the same price
las dos marcas valen or cuestan lo mismo
two for the price of one
dos al or por el precio de uno
at a price of £80
por 80 libras
we couldn't afford it at today's prices
(tal y) como están hoy los precios no podríamos comprarlo
at half price
a mitad de precio
accommodation is available, at or for a price
es posible encontrar alojamiento, pero sale or cuesta caro
to go up/down in price
subir/bajar de precio
I didn't even have the price of a beer
no tenía ni para una cerveza
I couldn't put a price on it
no sabría decir cuánto vale
to put a price on sb's head
ponerle precio a la cabeza de alguien
they still haven't named their price!
todavía no han dicho cuánto quieren
I'll take the job, if the price is right
aceptaré el trabajo si (me) pagan bien
we pay top prices for used cars
pagamos los mejores precios por su coche usado
price cut
rebaja f en el precio
price earnings ratio
PER m (relación precio/beneficio de una acción)
price freeze
congelación f de precios
price increase
aumento m de precio
price increase
subida f de precio
price limit
precio m límite or tope
it's out of my price range
cuesta más de lo que puedo pagar
a wide price range
una amplia gama de precios
price rise
subida f de precios
price rise
suba f de precios RioPl
prices and incomes policy
política f de ingresos y precios

II.price [Am praɪs, Brit prʌɪs] VB trans

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predatory [Am ˈprɛdəˌtɔri, Brit ˈprɛdət(ə)ri] ADJ

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predatory [ˈpredətri, Am -tɔ:ri] ADJ

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Conversely, they argue that there is much evidence that predatory pricing has failed miserably.
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Predatory pricing is explained as the sale of goods or provision of services at a price that is below the cost.
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This includes the use of predatory pricing toward smaller competitors.
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Such actions, or barriers to entry, can include hostile takeovers, product differentiation through heavy spending on new product development, capacity expansion to achieve lower unit costs, and predatory pricing.
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Overall, the business climate remains challenging, as we face predatory pricing, among other factors.
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Once again patients and payers are nervous and upset about predatory pricing.
www.fiercebiotech.com
Some say these festivals lead to predatory pricing among e-commerce companies, which does not bode well for the sector's health and sustainability.
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Predatory pricing to destroy a smaller competitor is not covered here.
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His idea is that, in addition to the prey, the predator too suffers from predatory pricing.
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The airline registered a 29% growth in its passenger volumes during the quarter(y-o-y) but predatory pricing hurt its margins.
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