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competitive power (el. capacity), competitiveness;[ svække vor konkurrenceevne] weaken our competitive position. -
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competitive pricingDansk-engelsk ordbog for Økonomi > prisdannelse under fuldkommen konkurrence
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11 teorien om prisdannelse under fuldkommen konkurrence
competitive price theoryDansk-engelsk ordbog for Økonomi > teorien om prisdannelse under fuldkommen konkurrence
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sg - káppelystenдух соревнова́ния* * *competitive spirit,F spirit of emulation. -
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award, cost, forfeit, price, prize, value* * *I. (en -er)( krævet betaling også) charge ( for for, fx what is the charge for a telephone call? higher telephone charges); terms pl ( fx sell at reasonable terms; if your terms are competitive); quotation ( fxplease send us your quotation for...);( for befordring) fare;( prismærke) price label, price tag,( prisskilt i vindue) show card;[ med vb:](fig) pay the price for;[ bære prisen] be best;[ forlange for høje priser] charge too much, overcharge;T rip them off;(fig: man får ikke noget gratis) you don't get something for nothing;[ opgive prisen på] quote a price for;[ spørge om prisen på] ask the price of;T price ( fx price it in a number of shops before you buy it);[ sætte pris på] value ( fx he valued her skill as a nurse);[ sætte stor pris på] value highly;[ sætte en pris på éns hoved] set a price on somebody's head;[ med præp:][ for enhver pris] at any price,(fig også) at all costs;[ ikke for nogen pris] not at any price,(fig også) on no account;[ for halv pris] at half price;[ i 1983 priser] at 1983 prices;[ udtrykt i faste priser] expressed in constant prices;[ til en pris af] at a price of;[ give til pris for], se prisgive;(se også nedsat).II. (en)[ synge éns pris] sing somebody's praises;[ til éns pris] in praise of somebody.III. (en)( snustobak) pinch of snuff. -
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perfectly competitive market
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