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beggar-my-neighbor strategy

/ˈbeɡər maɪ ˈneɪbər ˈstrætədʒi/

Traducción: Estrategia competitiva, a menudo utilizada en economía o política, mediante la cual un país o agente intenta mejorar su posición a expensas de otros, generalmente a través de aranceles, devaluaciones u otras medidas proteccionistas.

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/ˈbeɡər maɪ ˈneɪbər ˈstrætədʒi/C1formalpolitical
  • esEstrategia competitiva, a menudo utilizada en economía o política, mediante la cual un país o agente intenta mejorar su posición a expensas de otros, generalmente a través de aranceles, devaluaciones u otras medidas proteccionistas.

A competitive strategy, often used in economics or politics, where a country or entity tries to improve its own position at the expense of others, typically through tariffs, devaluation, or other protectionist measures.

  1. Economic policyC1formal

    A set of policies or actions taken by a country to improve its own economy at the expense of other countries, often through tariffs, currency devaluation, or trade barriers.

    esestrategia de empobrecer al vecino

    • The government's beggar-my-neighbor strategy led to a trade war with its allies.
    • During the Great Depression, many countries adopted beggar-my-neighbor policies.
    • Economists warn that a beggar-my-neighbor approach can harm global economic growth.
  2. Competitive tacticC2formal

    A strategy in business or competition where one party gains an advantage by directly harming or disadvantaging a rival.

    esestrategia de empobrecer al vecino

    • The company's beggar-my-neighbor strategy involved poaching key employees from its competitor.
    • In the bidding war, the firm used a beggar-my-neighbor strategy to undercut its rival's prices.
    • Such a beggar-my-neighbor strategy may yield short-term gains but often leads to long-term losses.