reprice

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To reprice is to set a new price for something, usually in response to market conditions, competition, or changing costs.

Retailers reprice inventory when sales lag; companies reprice stock options when share prices fall.

The noun repricing describes this adjustment: The repricing of risk after the financial crisis changed lending practices.

retail

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Reduction in retail price

sale · promotion · rebate · coupon · rollback · tag · sticker · shelf · MSRP · wholesale

valuation

appraisal

Estimation of worth

appreciation · write-down · impairment · mark-to-market · reassess · reappraise · adjustment · recalculation · estimate · benchmark

algorithmic

automation

Self-operating system design

  • softwarePrograms directing computer operations
  • real-timeOccurring without processing delay
  • algorithmFinite problem-solving procedure

database · API · feed · synchronization · batch · scraping · inventory · e-commerce · Amazon · dynamic

strategy

elasticity

Tendency to resume original form

penetration · skimming · bundling · tiering · competitive · demand · revenue · margin · profitability · positioning

market

stock

Goods kept for sale

  • bondBinding tie or connection
  • equityImpartial treatment or ownership value
  • commodityFungible traded good

forex · securities · futures · options · derivatives · IPO · shares · trading · volatility · arbitrage

Opposites
price stability

repriceprice freeze

Mandated cost stability

lock in · hold steady · freeze · price cap · peg

pricing action

repriceprice

Monetary value assigned

set price · delist

Family

repriced, repricing, reprices

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G