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Felfaló árazás. Árazás a versenytárs megsemmisítésére
[Predatory prices. Pricing designed to annihilate competitors]

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  • Erdélyi, Márk

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A cikk a felfaló árazást mint versenyellenes magatartást mutatja be. A költség alatti árazás azon elméleteit ismerteti - a fogalom megjelenésétől napjainkig -, amelyek a közgazdasági megítélés szempontjából meghatározók. A chicagói iskola megkérdőjelezte a felfaló árazás racionalitását, az Areeda-Turner szerzőpáros a rövid távú átlagos változó költségek alapján közelítette a problémát, majd mások a felfaló árazás hosszú távú hatásait elemezték. A játékelméleti megközelítés más fénybe helyezte a felfaló árazást: azt bizonyos körülmények között mint teljesen racionális magatartást ábrázolta, a közelmúlt és a jelen elméletei pedig újabb módjait mutatták meg a felfaló árazásnak. A cikk kitér azokra a körülményekre is, amelyek az egyébként káros magatartásnak legitimizáló indokai lehetnek. Mivel a beszerzési ár alatti értékesítés manapság a viták kereszttüzében áll, fontos elemezni, hogy az elméletek szerint mikor jelent veszélyt a jólétre a költség alatti árazás. Journal of Economic Literature (JEL) kód: K21.

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  • Erdélyi, Márk, 2006. "Felfaló árazás. Árazás a versenytárs megsemmisítésére [Predatory prices. Pricing designed to annihilate competitors]," Közgazdasági Szemle (Economic Review - monthly of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences), Közgazdasági Szemle Alapítvány (Economic Review Foundation), vol. 0(4), pages 365-379.
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