threshold price
noun[C]
ECONOMICS,COMMERCEukusthelowestpricethat aproductcan besoldfor:
Athresholdpriceis set forimportsa little below thetargetprice.
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threshold price
A contingency tax should give the government a share of profits when prices of oil are higher than a giventhresholdprice.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Economists and advertising analysts note that should a company need to increase the price of a product beyond thethresholdprice-point, it should only be done in small amounts.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The defection constraint is similar to athresholdprice-point in that it denotes what rewards would justify the defection of any one individual within the context of an organization.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Results show that irrigation water demand is inelastic for low prices and becomes elastic at athresholdprice.
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Thethresholdpricepremium justifying 90% substitution of conventional stents was estimated to be £112 (sirolimus) or 89£ (paclitaxel).
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We cannot allow this to happen with athresholdprice.
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We have a target price, athresholdpricefor dairy products, and an intervention price for butter.
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Internal prices will continue, as under our existing system of minimum import prices, to be maintained through thethresholdprice.
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If we set athresholdprice, we invite our foreign suppliers to increase prices to thatthresholdprice.
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Thethresholdpriceis lower than the target price.
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- for comparative purposes
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