Prisudførsel

Prisudførsel is a Danish term that refers to the process of implementing and enforcing prices in markets, contracts, or regulatory contexts. The word is formed from pris (price) and udførsel (execution or carrying out), emphasizing the operational side of applying price levels rather than the theoretical determination of prices.

In practice, prisudførsel covers activities such as applying agreed price schedules in contracts, updating price lists and tariffs, and ensuring that invoicing reflects the correct prices. It also includes enforcing price-related obligations, such as compliance with regulatory tariffs, discount rules, and invoicing standards. The concept is often discussed in relation to sectors with regulated or standardized pricing, such as public procurement, utilities, and other areas where authorities or contracting parties lay out price terms.

Prisudførsel sits alongside related concepts like prisfastsættelse (price setting), which concerns determining price levels, and prisregulering (price regulation), which refers to formal controls or mechanisms that influence prices. In a market context, prisudførsel also involves practical considerations such as price transparency, timely communication of price changes, currency and tax calculations, and consistency between contracts, invoices, and customer notices.

Key stakeholders involved in presudførsel include regulators, contracting authorities, businesses, suppliers, and customers. Challenges may include maintaining accuracy in billing, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements, and balancing price discipline with market competitiveness.