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"Price leadership"
Keywords:
competitor
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dominant
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oligopic
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leadership
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compelled
Related Terms:
Penetration pricing
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Price war
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Price discrimination
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Price fixing
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Market power
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Predatory pricing
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Price floor
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Cornering the market
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Arbitrageur
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Perfect competition
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Arbitrage
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Spot price
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Market forces
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Variable pricing
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Law of one price
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Market price
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Reference price
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At market
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Pricing
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Price
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Liquid market
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Price elasticity
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List price
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Floor price
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Quotation
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Edlp
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Price
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Bid/offer spread
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Quote
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Law of demand
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Competitive market
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Ask
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Ask price
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Cartel
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Buy stop order
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Markdown
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Developer's price
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Price ceiling
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Locked market
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Selling price
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Mid price
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Soft market
,
Free market
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Market penetration
,
Equilibrium price
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Liquid
,
Fair price
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Backwardation
,
Marketability
,
Retail price
Situation in which a market leader sets the price of a product or service, and competitors feel compelled to match that price.
199.96.2.123
A price charged by the dominant producer that becomes the price adopted by all the other producers.
getfolio.com
a pricing strategy that sets a product price expecting others to follow
instruct1.cit.cornell.edu
when a dominant firm sets a price, and others follow
instruction.blackhawk.tec.wi.us
Price leadership is an observation made of oligopic business behavior in which one company, usually the dominant competitor among several, leads the way in determining prices, the others soon following.
en.wikipedia.org
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Keywords:
industry
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remainder
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supplier
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influence
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alters
the ability to influence prices in a particular industry or market.
asset-analysis.com
the taking on by one company of responsibility for setting industry prices. p. 247
college.hmco.com
A market situation where one supplier alters a price and the remainder of the industry follows suit.
sanford.com.au