Sentence examples for approximations of pricing from inspiring English sources

They've essentially created approximations of pricing models, using input from businesses and leaders around the globe.

Welfare changes associated with moving from the actual tariff to approximations of the optimal pricing system are computed under different tariff scenarios.

Multiplying the tax by 909.1 will give a close approximation of the price.

We show that, to good approximation, these rates of price decline are insensitive to speed improvements achieved at individual factories, and therefore it is relatively straightforward to calculate the revenue gains resulting from local speed improvements.

One of the most common approaches to estimating demand relationships is based on a direct differential approximation of the demand function, which generates a set of equations that are local first-order approximations of the underlying relationship between prices, quantities and income (Okrent and Alston 2011).

For this reason, prices in 2013 are expected to offer a good approximation of today's prices as, to the best of our knowledge, there has been no increase since 2012.

We present (randomized) truthful mechanisms for both the centralized and the distributed settings that improve the (expected) approximation guarantee (price of anarchy) of the SPT mechanism.

Rather than criticise price reporters, he said, they should be defended for getting close to a near approximation of the real price.

Using the BBC's new inflation calculator, it is possible to get an approximation of how much prices are rising for families like yours.

The quality of a mechanism is measured by its approximation factor (price of anarchy, in a distributed system) w.r.t. the social optimum.

"Administration officials should do that themselves and send us an approximation of the cost".