price-sensitive
1price-sensitive — ˌprice ˈsensitive adjective 1. ECONOMICS if a product is price sensitive, its sales are affected by the price: • Gasoline is a very price sensitive product people will drive for long distances to get a few cents off. • Jewelry demand is price… …
2price sensitive — UK US /ˈpraɪsˌsensɪtɪv/ adjective ► ECONOMICS, COMMERCE used to describe a product or service for which sales go up or down in relation to its price: »A price sensitive product should be priced to convey an overall image of value to the customer …
3price-sensitive — /ˈpraɪs sɛnsətɪv/ (say pruys sensuhtiv) adjective 1. affecting prices: price sensitive decisions by government. 2. aware of prices: price sensitive consumers. 3. (of a product) affected in terms of sales by its price …
4price-sensitive — adj. Price sensitive is used with these nouns: ↑information …
5price sensitive information — (PSI) In the context of the insider dealing regime under the Criminal Justice Act 1993, information in relation to securities which would if made public be likely to have a significant effect on the price of the securities. This term was also… …
6price-sensitive — /ˌpraɪs ˌsensɪtɪv prɒdʌkt/ adjective referring to a product for which demand will change significantly if its price is increased or decreased. Products show an increased demand if the price falls and reduced demand if the price rises …
7price-sensitive — /praɪs sensətɪv/ adjective referring to a product for which demand will change significantly if its price is increased or decreased …
8price sensitive information — Information which, if made public, is likely to have a significant effect on the price of the company s securities. London Stock Exchange Glossary …
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10price-sensitive information — Information (usually unpublished) about a company that is likely to cause its share prices to move. See: insider dealing …
