PRICES IN COMPETITIVE SYSTEM

Vaduva Maria
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Vaduva Maria: CONSTANTIN BRANCUSI UNIVERSITY FROM TARGU-JIU

Annals - Economy Series, 2017, vol. 4, 116-119

Abstract: Regularities of competitive market determine rules for determining prices and their dynamics. Orientation prices to competition (competitive pricing) is the strategy most frequently used in countries with market economies and especially for exports. Moreover, in an economy dominated by market competition it cannot be ignored without certain risks the prices resulting from competition between products bi dders. Companies that use this type of strategy seek to maintain a level of prices linked to that charged by other competitors (or exporting producers) generally no longer covering production costs or demand, relying on the assumption that the average market price is a reasonable basis of costs. But the way how practical guidance and reporting to the competition in every price strategy, will be determined by the company's market position, by the available power and enjoyed prestige, objectives and prospectsof its market share etc. according to these elements, there may be several versions of pricing strategies oriented to competitors.

Keywords: pricing policy; competition; knowing; new products (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2017
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