| 单词 | price lining |
| 释义 | > as lemmasprice lining price lining n. the sale of related products at the same predetermined price; (also) the sale of a related range of a company's products at different prices, each representing a distinct level of quality. ΚΠ 1928 N.Y. Times 4 Nov. n19/5 What the store executives will uncover in their studies has been indicated only in a vague way. Of course, there has been ‘price lining’ to cater to the main income groups. 1938 W. Hamilton et al. Cabinet Committee on Price Policy 379 Another factor which shapes the markup is the policy of ‘price lining’ or the concentration of goods at certain fixed price points. 1970 L. E. Preston & M. H. Baker Markets & Marketing 220 Price-lining occurs, for example, in the women's apparel industry, where items are routinely designed and produced in conformity with established final resale price lines: $9.95, $14.95, $19.95, and so forth. 2000 Harvard Business Rev. (Nexis) Mar. 43 Price lining is the well-known practice of offering different products or services at various price points to meet different customers' needs. < as lemmas |
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