market influence
Economic pull power
Market influence is the capacity to affect prices, trends, or decisions within a marketplace.
Large investors have market influence when their trades move stock prices.
A company with market influence can shape industry standards or consumer expectations.
Their market influence grew as they acquired competitors.
The term often carries connotations of power that may or may not be wielded responsibly.
- inflationSustained price level increase
- antitrust lawsRegulations preventing corporate monopolies
- purchasing powerEconomic spending ability
- interest ratesPrice paid for borrowing
- consumer preferencesWhat customers choose to buy
buying spree · oligopoly · too big to fail · pricing strategies · barriers to entry · supply chain · tariffs · GDP growth · mergers · competitive advantage · monetary policy · brand loyalty · trade agreements · trade war · fiscal policy · subsidies · acquisitions · Wall Street
market influenceprice fixing
Illegal coordinated rate-setting
market manipulation · regulatory authority · government mandate · command economy · monopoly power
market influenceeconomic isolation
Severing external trade ties
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