Sentence examples for a consumer value from inspiring English sources
This form of sustainable consumption is centred in a consumer value system that engages with experience values over self-enhancement values (Manchiraju and Sadachar 2014).
It was a consumer value proposition that publishers liked — including The New York Post, The Boston Globe, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and The Village Voice.
This paper uses real option valuation based on the time series properties of fuel prices and Monte-Carlo simulation in order to examine whether there is a consumer value derived from the flexibility to choose the fuel used in a flex-fuel engine.
Jevons showed that prices should reflect the degree to which a consumer values a product.
If we can produce a food with everything a consumer values using a twentieth of the land and a quarter of the water and a tiny fraction of the greenhouse gas footprint then what's the good of turning grass into cows?
"Right now, there isn't a lot of utility associated with the cards," said Carl F. Pascarella, president of Visa U.S.A. "We have to look for ways to justify the chip and create a consumer-value proposition in the marketplace".
"Sprint's management is taking an admirably sober approach, and it is at least talking about the core issues — lax credit standards, high involuntary churn, lack of a compelling consumer value proposition, weak customer service, a subpar network, and, well, you get the idea," Mr. Moffett wrote in a research report.
There was little data on how households would respond to the concept and whatever information was available suggested a perceived consumer value of just 25 Swiss centimes versus a company-wide threshold requirement of 40 centimes.
So right out of the gate, ModoPayments has tied a distinct consumer value proposition to their service in order to drive usage (they hope).
I think it's fairly clear that video games offer a great consumer value for the money — you know, hours and hours of gameplay for anything from $20 to $60.
There was chatter after the announcement about the lack of a compelling consumer value proposition.
