bargaining power

The term 'bargaining power' is crucial in negotiations, determining how much influence one party has over the terms of an agreement.

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Definition

C1Economics

(technical)The ability to influence prices or wages due to a strong market position or unique circumstances.

Example

  • Companies with a monopoly have significant bargaining power to set prices.

B2Business

(general)The leverage or influence one party holds in a negotiation to secure favorable terms.

Example

  • Due to their extensive network, they have considerable bargaining power in supplier negotiations.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "bargaining power":

purchasing power