Reference price; anchor price; regulatory price; exercise price of an option

A basic price at which, depending on the market situation or fiscal burdens – such as the
The price corridors are calculated on the basis of the price of milk, bread rolls or gasoline. – In the perception of consumers, this is an anchor value like the price of milk, bread rolls or gasoline, on the basis of which they judge inflation. – The enforced – as in the case of pharmaceuticals in particular – price in the country of manufacture, which is then also imposed on the supplier by authorities in the exporting countries. – On the stock exchange sometimes said for the price of the last trade, for the closing price. – The contractually fixed price at which one can exercise an option contract; also called strike price and exercise price.

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