ickepris
Ickepris is a term used in Swedish discourse to denote non-price factors in decision making. It is formed from the negating prefix icke- and the noun pris (price). It is not a fixed technical term in standard Swedish economics; rather, it appears in marketing, consumer research, and policy discussions to emphasize attributes other than price that affect choices.
Usage and scope: In consumer choice analysis, ickepris refers to non-price attributes such as quality, reliability,
Examples: Shoppers may select a smartphone because of long battery life and software support rather than the
Relation to policy and research: Some writers use ickepris to separate price effects from non-price effects
See also: non-price competition; non-price attributes; price-quality trade-off.