underprice

underprice

美 [ˌʌndərˈpraɪs] 　英 [ˌʌndə(r)ˈpraɪs]

• v.将…的定价低于货物的实际价值；削价竞售
• 网络低估；使定价过低；定价太低

词形变化

第三人称单数：underprices  现在分词：underpricing  过去式：underpriced  

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英汉解释

v.	1. 将...的定价低于货物的实际价值 2. 削价竞售

英英解释

v.	1. to put a price on something for sale that is less than its actual value

例句

Regulators can identify when markets underprice risk, he said, but they can't always forecast events accurately.

他说，监管机构能分辨出市场何时低估了风险，但它无法总是准确预测会发生什么事。

It purposely kept its currency undervalued to underprice its products, from toys to tractors.

为此该国有意维护其被低估的货币，以保持其从玩具到拖拉机等产品低廉的价格。

Economists since Adam Smith have warned that markets tend to underprice risk in times of expansion.

自亚当•斯密（AdamSmith）以来，许多经济学家都曾警告称，在经济扩张时期，市场倾向于对风险做出过低的估价。

The Relationship Test between Underwriter Reputation and IPO Underprice in Chinese Securities Market

主承销商声誉与IPO抑价关系的实证研究