price out of the market
Too costly now
To price out of the market is to set prices so high that potential buyers or participants can no longer afford to compete or purchase.
Rising costs can price people out: Young families are being priced out of the housing market.
A business might price itself out by charging more than customers will pay.
The phrase often describes economic forces rather than deliberate action.
- overpricedCosting more than warranted
- sticker shockDistress from unexpected expense
- unaffordableToo costly to buy
- out of reachBeyond one's grasp
- expensiveCosting much money
costly · inflated · cost-push inflation · shut out · exorbitant · living standards · income inequality · bidding war · barrier to entry · luxury goods · profit margins · gentrification · production costs · wage stagnation · elite · displacement · cost of living · exclusionary
price out of the marketsubsidize
Provide financial assistance
discount · mark down · democratize · undercut · give away
price out of the marketprice to sell
Vendor's demanded payment
penetration pricing · race to the bottom · dump · loss leader · fire sale
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