"pricing position" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is a phrase used to describe the cost associated with a good or service that a company is offering. For example, "The company is in an excellent pricing position, offering their product at a competitive price."
At over $68,000, though, the Platinum would handily reassert Ford's premium pricing position among American truck makers.
"But by having access to a world of buyers, the used-book seller is in a much better pricing position for items that are unique".
"In a negotiation environment, you'd be better off taking the hit now with regard to paging, but preserving your well-established, in their case long-term, pricing position of being equitable across advertisers and not really engaging in heavy discounting and widespread negotiations just to get a small schedule," he said, using the industry term for an advertiser's annual commitment to a magazine.
Morrisons has all kinds of problems: it has too many big-box stores when we all want to shop local now; it is about a decade behind on internet shopping; it has no clear pricing position any more; it is losing shoppers to Aldi and Lidl; it has no loyalty scheme; its IT systems are out-of-date..
John Bason, finance director of Associated British Foods, said: "The extra cost of the national living wage is of a scale we have seen from many other factors that affect Primark and it is not going to prejudice our pricing position".
Reitzes also expects Apple to take an aggressive pricing position on its coming refresh of the Macbook Air, which uses NAND-flash based storage rather than traditional drives.
EDF Energy is the only "big six" supplier to have guaranteed to freeze standard gas and electricity prices for residential customers at current levels until at least March 2011, while E.ON and npower have not yet made their pricing positions known.
That level of pricing positions the service to undercut the average monthly cost of gym membership.
But PAM took a low-price position.
"We have the strongest price position in a very long time," King said.
The new market often forces a move from a premium price position to a commodity one.
