Examples of using Bargaining power in English and their translations into Polish
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have greater bargaining power over them and gain price premiums.
Bargaining power is a general practice in a market economy which is exerted by any company,
since the oligopolies have enormous bargaining power vis-à-vis their commercial partners,
For the food supply chain, there is a balance to be found between improving the bargaining power of farmers and assuring the competitiveness
A panel discussion among stakeholder representatives will subsequently look at contractual relations, bargaining power and transparency in the dairy supply chain.
Therefore, Indonesia's ability to regroup in ASEAN will determine the bargaining power of Indonesia in the eyes of the world.
thus increases the bargaining power and competitiveness of the company's offer.
The ongoing consolidation in this sector shifts the bargaining power in some markets, to the detriment of corporations.
arguing that secrecy surrounding the agreement benefited only Ecclestone by weakening the bargaining power of the other parties.
The EESC backed Mr Delors' idea of creating"a European gas purchasing group" to strengthen the bargaining power of Member States and companies.
The EESC backed Mr Delors' idea of creating"a European gas purchasing group" to strengthen the bargaining power of Member States and companies.
It observes that the bargaining power of monopsony buyers is considerably reduced vis-à-vis companies offering genuinely innovative new products such as Losec.
The Forum will in particular tackle unfair trading practices resulting from contractual imbalances and differences in bargaining power between suppliers and buyers.
Milk: First meeting of High Level Group looks at contractual relations and bargaining power in the dairy sector.
But concentration of supply is low in many cases with a resulting imbalance in bargaining power in the supply chain between farmers and dairies.
in particular by enhancing the bargaining power of the Union.
the CRS market in the EU remains dominated by an oligopoly and the bargaining power between the main players is unevenly balanced.
The bargaining power of equipment suppliers in Europe is increasing
This means that the bargaining power of farmers was strengthened in relation to middlemen and processing companies.
These capped charges are often the only ones available to operators with more limited bargaining power smaller operators