Definition of price-taker in English:

price-taker

noun

Economics

A company that must accept the prevailing prices in the market of its products, its own transactions being unable to affect the market price.
Example sentencesExamples
- Commodities are destined to remain price-takers.
- The other thing that strikes me about people on low or middle incomes, particularly those with children, is that they are essentially price-takers of important commodities like electricity, petrol, and diesel.
- ‘Farmers and ranchers need to stop being price-takers,’ says Montoya, referring to the food commodity system.
- That would make us fairly dependent, and we would become price-takers rather than price-makers.
- We will be more price-takers than price-makers.

Definition of price-taker in US English:

price-taker

nounprīsˈtākər

Economics

A company that must accept the prevailing prices in the market of its products, its own transactions being unable to affect the market price.
Example sentencesExamples
- That would make us fairly dependent, and we would become price-takers rather than price-makers.
- The other thing that strikes me about people on low or middle incomes, particularly those with children, is that they are essentially price-takers of important commodities like electricity, petrol, and diesel.
- We will be more price-takers than price-makers.
- Commodities are destined to remain price-takers.
- ‘Farmers and ranchers need to stop being price-takers,’ says Montoya, referring to the food commodity system.

单词	price-taker
释义	Definition of price-taker in English: price-taker noun Economics A company that must accept the prevailing prices in the market of its products, its own transactions being unable to affect the market price. Example sentencesExamples Commodities are destined to remain price-takers. The other thing that strikes me about people on low or middle incomes, particularly those with children, is that they are essentially price-takers of important commodities like electricity, petrol, and diesel. ‘Farmers and ranchers need to stop being price-takers,’ says Montoya, referring to the food commodity system. That would make us fairly dependent, and we would become price-takers rather than price-makers. We will be more price-takers than price-makers. Definition of price-taker in US English: price-taker nounprīsˈtākər Economics A company that must accept the prevailing prices in the market of its products, its own transactions being unable to affect the market price. Example sentencesExamples That would make us fairly dependent, and we would become price-takers rather than price-makers. The other thing that strikes me about people on low or middle incomes, particularly those with children, is that they are essentially price-takers of important commodities like electricity, petrol, and diesel. We will be more price-takers than price-makers. Commodities are destined to remain price-takers. ‘Farmers and ranchers need to stop being price-takers,’ says Montoya, referring to the food commodity system.
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