underpriced

英 [ˌʌndəˈpraɪst]

美 [ˌʌndərˈpraɪst]

adj.  定价过低的; 售价过低的

BNC.48058

牛津词典

adj.

• 定价过低的；售价过低的
  something that is underpriced is sold at a price that is too low and less than its real value

双语例句

• Third, the renminbi regime matters not so much because of any particular degree of undervaluation, but because it sustains an economy wedded to underpriced capital, excessive credit growth and artificially low interest rates.
  第三，人民币汇率机制之所以重要，与其说是因为人民币的具体低估程度，倒不如说是因为它所支撑的经济体与资本价格低估、信贷过度增长和人为压低利率紧密相连。
• Risk was systematically underpriced. And, in order to sate the banks 'hunger for fresh securities, lending standards fell.
  风险被系统性地低估；为了满足银行对新证券产品的渴求，放贷标准也有所下降。
• That if people thought that the stock was underpriced well people would buy more of it in the price would have risen already.
  如果人们认为股票的价格较低，人们就会买进股票，价格就会增高。
• The costs of this underpriced credit were met by bank shareholders and taxpayers.
  银行股东和纳税人承担了这些信贷定价过低的代价。
• It has rarely been a problem of judging when risk is historically underpriced.
  判断风险何时被历史性地低估几乎很少成为问题。
• He has also raised the prospect of using the skills the firm has built up in the area to select and buy mortgage securities which are underpriced.
  他还提出，可能会利用该公司在这一领域积累的技能，选择和买入价格被低估的抵押证券。
• Everyone is saying we should go to the western markets to scoop up [ underpriced assets], said Chen Yuan. I think we should not go to America's Wall Street, but should look more to places with natural and energy resources.
  陈元表示：现在大家都说要到西方市场上去抄底，我觉得不应该去美国的华尔街抄底，而是要多考虑一下世界上拥有资源和能源的地区。
• No surprise here: the Wall Street firms and their high-roller clients who get to buy the underpriced shares.
  答案并不意外&华尔街公司和它们下了大赌注的客户，后者有机会买到了这些价格偏低的股票。
• History also demonstrates that underpriced risk the hallmark of bubbles can persist for years.
  历史也表明，定价过低的风险泡沫的标志可持续多年。
• EU PROSUN, the solarworld-led coalition of EU manufacturers that filed the complaint, claimed Chinese products were underpriced by 60 to 90 per cent.
  提交贸易申诉的以solarworld为首的欧盟制造商联盟euprosun声称，中国产品的价格偏低60%至90%。