Hinnastatavad
Hinnastatavad is an Estonian term used in economics and consumer policy to describe goods or services for which the price is determined through a formal process rather than by free market negotiation. The word is formed from hinnas (price) and -atav/-atavad, indicating something that can be priced or is subject to price setting. In discourse, hinnastatavad items are associated with regulation, tariff schedules, or prescribed pricing formulas.
Hinnastatavad refers to prices that are set, controlled, or indexed according to official rules, government decisions,
In practice, hinnastatavad categories may include public utilities (such as electricity and heating tariffs), certain transportation
Hinnastatavad is not a fixed legal category with universal usage. Its meaning and scope can vary by
Price regulation, tariff, price transparency, indexed pricing, regulated markets.