common pricing
noun[U]
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thefactof agroupofcompaniesagreeingtochargethe samepricefor aproductorservice, oftenillegally
See also
price-fixing
Examplesofcommon pricing
common pricing
The pacts provided for coordinating the economic plans of both states, standardizing their monetary systems, and creating acommonpricingsystem and a customs union.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The sheepmeat agreement is a good example of how a commodity can havecommonpricingwithout the same systems working in every country.
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It is essential to havecommonpricingin an integrated corporation such as this.
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He referred tocommonpricing, loyalty, bonuses and so on.
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Surely the way to match supply and demand is by a more accuratecommonpricingsystem.
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Next we get the argument aboutcommonpricing, but what are the facts?
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There must be acommonpricingpolicy as well as a sharing of the cost of that policy.
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Any devaluing or revaluing of currencies totally distorts thecommonpricingsystem.
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I reiterate that we are fighting for common standards, commonly enforced, andcommonpricingof a minimum charge is only the first step.
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I do not believe that we can continue with acommonpricingpolicy when there is an uncommon input cost policy, or absence of such policy.
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