Definition of predatory pricing in English:

predatory pricing

noun

mass noun

The pricing of goods or services at such a low level that other firms cannot compete and are forced to leave the market.
（为挤垮竞争对手而进行的）掠夺性定价
Example sentencesExamples
- If a business offers free products in an effort to significantly reduce or eliminate competition, it will likely be found guilty of predatory pricing.
- He said that predatory pricing is a short-term strategy that does not deliver sustainable price competition but on the contrary it is designed to reduce competition.
- If we don't have the protection of the ban on below-cost selling, people can move in to predatory pricing, out-manoeuvring local retailers, who have invested in their communities.
- While any company could, in theory, choose to engage in predatory pricing, only a monopolist with access to significant capital reserves or to the capital market could do so with any hope of success.
- A wide variety of business practices can run afoul of Section 2, including everything from forcing business partners to sign exclusive contracts to predatory pricing.
- His company was in a vulnerable position because it had been subject to predatory pricing over several months.
- He said it was using profits from other routes to subsidise loss-making services: ‘There is an argument that this is predatory pricing.’

Definition of predatory pricing in US English:

predatory pricing

nounˈprɛdəˌtɔri praɪsɪŋˈpredəˌtôrē prīsiNG

The pricing of goods or services at such a low level that other suppliers cannot compete and are forced to leave the market.
（为挤垮竞争对手而进行的）掠夺性定价
Example sentencesExamples
- While any company could, in theory, choose to engage in predatory pricing, only a monopolist with access to significant capital reserves or to the capital market could do so with any hope of success.
- If we don't have the protection of the ban on below-cost selling, people can move in to predatory pricing, out-manoeuvring local retailers, who have invested in their communities.
- A wide variety of business practices can run afoul of Section 2, including everything from forcing business partners to sign exclusive contracts to predatory pricing.
- If a business offers free products in an effort to significantly reduce or eliminate competition, it will likely be found guilty of predatory pricing.
- He said that predatory pricing is a short-term strategy that does not deliver sustainable price competition but on the contrary it is designed to reduce competition.
- His company was in a vulnerable position because it had been subject to predatory pricing over several months.
- He said it was using profits from other routes to subsidise loss-making services: ‘There is an argument that this is predatory pricing.’

单词	predatory pricing
释义	Definition of predatory pricing in English: predatory pricing noun mass noun The pricing of goods or services at such a low level that other firms cannot compete and are forced to leave the market. （为挤垮竞争对手而进行的）掠夺性定价 Example sentencesExamples If a business offers free products in an effort to significantly reduce or eliminate competition, it will likely be found guilty of predatory pricing. He said that predatory pricing is a short-term strategy that does not deliver sustainable price competition but on the contrary it is designed to reduce competition. If we don't have the protection of the ban on below-cost selling, people can move in to predatory pricing, out-manoeuvring local retailers, who have invested in their communities. While any company could, in theory, choose to engage in predatory pricing, only a monopolist with access to significant capital reserves or to the capital market could do so with any hope of success. A wide variety of business practices can run afoul of Section 2, including everything from forcing business partners to sign exclusive contracts to predatory pricing. His company was in a vulnerable position because it had been subject to predatory pricing over several months. He said it was using profits from other routes to subsidise loss-making services: ‘There is an argument that this is predatory pricing.’ Definition of predatory pricing in US English: predatory pricing nounˈprɛdəˌtɔri praɪsɪŋˈpredəˌtôrē prīsiNG The pricing of goods or services at such a low level that other suppliers cannot compete and are forced to leave the market. （为挤垮竞争对手而进行的）掠夺性定价 Example sentencesExamples While any company could, in theory, choose to engage in predatory pricing, only a monopolist with access to significant capital reserves or to the capital market could do so with any hope of success. If we don't have the protection of the ban on below-cost selling, people can move in to predatory pricing, out-manoeuvring local retailers, who have invested in their communities. A wide variety of business practices can run afoul of Section 2, including everything from forcing business partners to sign exclusive contracts to predatory pricing. If a business offers free products in an effort to significantly reduce or eliminate competition, it will likely be found guilty of predatory pricing. He said that predatory pricing is a short-term strategy that does not deliver sustainable price competition but on the contrary it is designed to reduce competition. His company was in a vulnerable position because it had been subject to predatory pricing over several months. He said it was using profits from other routes to subsidise loss-making services: ‘There is an argument that this is predatory pricing.’
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