repriced

Given new cost

Repriced is the past tense of reprice, meaning to assign a new price to something.

Businesses reprice goods when market conditions shift, costs change, or demand fluctuates.

The airline repriced tickets after fuel costs dropped.

In finance, repriced often refers to adjusting the terms of stock options or loans: The company repriced underwater options to retain employees.

commerce

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Reduction in retail price

liquidation · sale · bargain · retailer · promotion · closeout · merchandise · warehouse · ecommerce · marketplace

indexed

inflation

Sustained price level increase

pensions · benefits · tariffs · premiums · rates · fees · dues · levies · rent · subsidies

strategic

optimization

Maximizing efficiency or performance

positioning · margin · profit · revenue · demand · elasticity · supply · targeting · segmentation · undercutting

valuation

assessment

Formal evaluation of worth

property · depreciation · amortization · portfolio · securities · bonds · stocks · commodities · real-estate · impairment

Opposites
price modification status

repricedunaltered

Not modified whatsoever

unchanged · full price · fixed-price · sticker price · maintained

pricing stability

repricedfixed-price

Unchanging cost arrangement

non-negotiable · set price

Family

reprice, repricing, reprices

Familiarity
Top 500,000
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Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G