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Reservation Price
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Reservation price
The price below or above which a seller or purchaser is unwilling to go.
Reservation Price
The price for an asset above which a buyer is not willing to pay and/or below which a seller is not will to take. This tension between the buyer wanting a low price and the seller wanting a high price helps create the market price for the asset. The reservation price is important in microeconomics, where it is used to help determine an asset's equilibrium price. See also: Reservation wage.
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A reliable and valid measurement of individual reservation prices can be obtained with conjoint measurement, a survey method which relies on indirect questioning and trade-off analysis.
Pricing: the 'Value Meal' approach: now more than ever banks need to ... by Baumgarten, Jens; Bushnell, Oliver; Vidal, David / ABA Bank Marketing
Estimating fundamental stock value and reservation prices Quite similarly to the dividend forecasting procedure, agents' estimation of the intrinsic stock value is a two-stage process.
Building an artificial stock market populated by ... by Rutkauskas, Aleksandras Vytautas; Ramanauskas, Tomas / Journal of Business Economics and Management
Rather than declaring their reservation prices at the outset, discovering the full contours of the bargaining range (overcoming the first obstacle), and then having it out over which of the prices they will settle on (trying to overcome the second obstacle), the processes of bargaining-range discovery and the proposal of prospective settlement prices are conducted simultaneously.
Is a market for values a value in markets? by Marcoux, Alexei M. / Reason Papers
 
 
 
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