Source Word
trigger pricing
Noun
uncountable
(economics)
A
pricing
strategy
in
which
a
company
sets
the
price
of
a
product
relative
to
an
index
value,
with
a
time
frame
in
which
buyers
can
purchase
the
product
for
this
price
if
the
index-based
price
reaches
an
acceptable
level.
Usually
the
seller
sets
a
minimum
order
size
to
qualify
for
the
trigger
price.
Japanese Meaning
（経済）インデックス連動型の価格戦略。企業が商品の価格を、ある指標値（インデックス）に連動させて設定し、指標が一定の水準に達した場合に特定の期間内でその価格で購入可能とする仕組み。通常、売り手は適用のために最低注文量を設定する。
Sense（1）
(economics)
A
pricing
strategy
in
which
a
company
sets
the
price
of
a
product
relative
to
an
index
value,
with
a
time
frame
in
which
buyers
can
purchase
the
product
for
this
price
if
the
index-based
price
reaches
an
acceptable
level.
Usually
the
seller
sets
a
minimum
order
size
to
qualify
for
the
trigger
price.
