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reserve price
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reserve price
the minimum price acceptable to the owner of property being auctioned or sold


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For example, if you know the client is highly price sensitive, you may only present the reservation price for all three options.
Pricing on purpose: how to implement value pricing in your firm by Baker, Ronald J. / Journal of Accountancy
That would position the good in the eyes of the public as a high quality prestigious good and would tend to raise the reservation price of the customers.
Economics of deals and optimal pricing policy by Spiegel, Uriel; Templeman, Joseph / International Journal of Business
Items you should note are that most properties should have a reservation price, meaning you should be able to pay, anywhere from a thousand to maybe more Euros to reserve popular properties that are going fast in the market.
Insights on How to Purchase Property in Bansko by Alvin Huang / Real estate industry community
 
 
 
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