限制性定价意味着企业为了阻止其他企业进入以赢得未来利润而牺牲当期利润。
Limit pricing implies that firms sacrifice current profits in order to deter entry and earn future profits.
限制性定价是指在位企业为了阻止或抑制进入或边缘企业的扩张而制定的价格。
Limit pricing refers to the pricing by incumbent firm (s) to deter or inhibit entry or the expansion of fringe firms.
在早期关于限制性定价的文献中，在为企业设定这种价格的能力与结构性进入壁垒的存在有关。
In the early literature on limit pricing, the ability of incumbents to establish such prices was linked to the existence of structural barriers to entry.
存在大量的限制性定价模型，但对企业从事这种行为实际上是否有利可图也存在相当大的争议。
There are a number of models of limit pricing and a considerable debate over the issue of whether it is in fact profitable for firms to engage in such behaviour.
限制性定价策略是否总是优于下面的策略还不清楚，即当前维持比较高的价格(和利润)，但随着进入的发生而下降。
It is not clear whether this strategy is always superior to one where current prices (and profits) are higher, but decline over time as entry occurs.
限制性定价策略是否总是优于下面的策略还不清楚，即当前维持比较高的价格(和利润)，但随着进入的发生而下降。
It is not clear whether this strategy is always superior to one where current prices (and profits) are higher, but decline over time as entry occurs.
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