The phrase "abusive pricing practices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions related to economics, business ethics, or legal matters concerning unfair pricing strategies that exploit consumers.
Example: "The company faced legal action for its abusive pricing practices, which significantly harmed low-income customers."
Alternatives: "exploitative pricing strategies" or "unfair pricing tactics".
The study also provides evidence that the payment of yield spread premiums may allow mortgage brokers to engage in price discrimination among borrowers, with the least sophisticated borrowers being particularly susceptible to abusive pricing practices.
The subprime finance industry was a hot ticket in the early 1990s, until it abruptly collapsed amid a wave of bankruptcies, as well as charges of accounting irregularities and abusive pricing practices.
"Consumer Federation of America (CFA) estimates that large incumbent telephone companies have engaged in abusive pricing practices for high-speed broadband "special access" services, with overcharges totaling about $75 billion over just the past five years.
"(CFA) today released a study that estimates that large incumbent telephone companies have engaged in abusive pricing practices for high-speed broadband 'special access' services, with overcharges totaling about $75 billion over just the past five years.
"The Consumer Federation of America (CFA) today released a study that estimates that large incumbent telephone companies have engaged in abusive pricing practices for high-speed broadband "special access" services, with overcharges totaling about $75 billion over just the past five years.
"Taking on one of the most pressing issues facing the current Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the Consumer Federation of America (CFA) today released a study that estimates that large incumbent telephone companies have engaged in abusive pricing practices for high-speed broadband "special access" services, with overcharges totaling about $75 billion over just the past five years.
Yet civil society generally rejects any practices that resemble the establishments of cartels, such as limiting market competition, abusive pricing and blocking fair opportunities for newcomers.
How do you develop good pricing practices?
Violations of laws designed to protect trade and commerce from abusive practices such as price-fixing, restraints, price discrimination, and monopolization.
Compulsory licenses can now be issued in circumstances of anti-competitive practice, which allows Ghana to remedy abusive practices and excessive prices, potentially increasing the availability of affordable medicines[ 9].
