Because of the fixed pricing model, the site administrators are able to secure the bulk of the revenue regardless of where the bidding lands amongst writers.
Unlike the fixed-price model of iTunes, artists on Snocap set their own price.
And while it's common in the hospitality and travel sectors, the high street has generally stuck to the fixed-price model.
The Purple Guys uses a fixed-fee pricing model for its IT support services, an approach that isn't very common in the IT world.
The model can be expanded to include a fixed price of number of children, pn, not shown in the equations above (see Becker 1991).
The price management aspect is of particular note, and perhaps a model for some future US regime: starting out with a fixed price (which is now well above the current EU price…) and a price collar for three years from 2015.
Take Rolls-Royce's pioneering "power-by-the-hour" model, in which airlines pay for the time jet engines are used in flight, rather than a fixed price plus charges for maintenance and repairs.
A fixed price lunch costs $38.
Because producers of renewables are paid a fixed price, their subsidy rises as the spot price of electricity falls.
"A fixed price in the Information Age is a thing of the past".
