Similar words: capricious, icing, enticing, capriciousness, rejoicing, servicing, price elasticity, pricking. Meaning: ['praɪsɪŋ] 
n. the evaluation of something in terms of its price.
n. the evaluation of something in terms of its price. 
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(1) Predatory pricing by large supermarkets was threatening the livelihood of smaller businesses.
(2) We spent Saturday morning pricing microwaves.
(3) The company say they're able to keep pricing competitive.
(4) It's hard to maintain competitive pricing.
(5) At ￡150,000 for a season, he really is pricing himself out of the market.
(6) We went around all the travel agents pricing the different tours.
(7) Many manufacturers have to walk a tightrope between pricing their goods too high and not selling them, and pricing them low and losing money.
(8) The high volume of sales makes the low pricing policy profitable.
(9) The company hopes its keen pricing policy will increase sales.
(10) Collectively they squandered their pricing power in short order.
(11) Working Group Summary Emphasise road pricing.
(12) I asked him to explain his pricing policy.
(13) Nationalized industries were directed to adopt marginal cost pricing.
(14) He asked me to send him pricing information.
(15) Apple blamed weaker-than-expected demand and pricing pressures.
(16) Another pricing policy is the offering of specials.
(17) The tricky question would be the unit pricing structure.
(18) One of the major criticisms of road pricing is its equity impacts.
(19) The welfare analysis of predatory pricing is also generally ambiguous.
(20) How might the Black-Scholes option pricing model be used to value rights issues? 10.
(21) The company has not yet announced pricing for the service.
(22) The current plan is for single pricing, in place of offer and bid prices[sentencedict.com], with the initial charge added on for buyers.
(23) There is no advantage in pricing lorries off the highways and on to by-ways.
(24) The ability of publishers to provide competitive pricing for these markets has made licensing unnecessary.
(25) Second, the hedonic pricing method would analyse the behaviour of economic agents whose prices reflected the value of voluntary labour.
(26) The airline has reduced its prices so sharply that it has been accused of predatory pricing.
(27) A customer satisfaction survey highlighted the need for clearer pricing.
(28) The firm takes as given the variety choice and pricing strategies of other firms in the industry.
(29) Cheshire's chemical industry has been lobbying hard for cuts in electricity pricing.
(30) Whether the charge of investor short-termism is valid turns essentially on whether the stock market is efficient in pricing shares.
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