Marginal price (economy)

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The marginal price is general , the price for the next unit of a product or service to be purchased.

In the company valuation , the marginal price indicates what price the party in question can just pay or at least must demand so that the transaction does not lead to a deterioration in their financial position. Marginal prices indicate the limit of willingness to concession for the upcoming negotiations. The limits of willingness to concession are intersubjectively different.

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Individual proof

  1. See Wirtschaftslexikon.gabler.de , queried January 7, 2020
  2. Drukarczyk / Schüler (2016), p. 8