inverse price; adverse price
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inverse price; price inversion (when selling price is lower than purchase/acquisition price)
technicalTechnical term in economics and trade, specifically referring to a situation where the selling price falls below the purchase price, resulting in losses. The antonym is 顺价.
Jīn今
nián年
liáng粮
shi食
shì市
chǎng场
chū出
xiàn现
le了
nì逆
jià价
xiàn现
xiàng象
，
shōu收
gòu购
shāng商
pǔ普
biàn遍
kuī亏
sǔn损
。
This year, the grain market experienced price inversion, and buyers suffered losses across the board.
Nì逆
jià价
xiāo销
shòu售
dǎo导
zhì致
gōng公
sī司
lì利
rùn润
dà大
fú幅
xià下
jiàng降
。
Selling at below-cost prices caused the company's profits to drop significantly.
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Wèi为
le了
bì避
miǎn免
nì逆
jià价
，
zhèng政
fǔ府
chū出
tái台
le了
liáng粮
shi食
bǎo保
hù护
jià价
zhèng政
cè策
。
To avoid price inversion, the government introduced a grain protection price policy.