synonym Quality price difference (The price difference of the same kind of goods at the same time and in the same market due to quality differences) Generally refers to the quality difference
This entry is missing Overview , add relevant content to make the entry more complete, and it can also be upgraded quickly. Hurry up edit Come on! Quality price difference is also called "quality price difference". The difference between the prices of the same kind of goods in the same market at the same time but with different quality. It includes price difference of design and color, price difference of grade, price difference of grade, price difference of old and tender, price difference of new and old, price difference of freshness, price difference of life and death, price difference of color, price difference of content, price difference of plating, price difference of bulk density, price difference of pure quality, price difference of gross and net, etc. The quality difference is caused by many factors, such as production technical conditions, labor proficiency, raw materials, mineral grade, cultivation and breeding methods, soil fertility, and differences in natural conditions. [1]
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The quality price difference is directly related to the consumer's evaluation of the use value of the commodity, but when the quantity of commodity production can be adjusted by value, the price difference is always determined by the difference in the amount of social necessary labor consumed in the production process of the commodity. When commodity production is subject to natural and artificial monopoly, the price difference between quality and price only depends on consumer demand evaluation. In our country, the quality difference is formulated according to the quality standards, grades, commodity costs, supply and demand and other factors, and the principle of pricing according to quality grading. The provision of reasonable quality price difference is conducive to encouraging producers to improve the quality of their products, increase the variety of designs, urge operators to strengthen the storage and maintenance of goods, and safeguard the interests of producers and consumers.
