Sentence examples for bottleneck pricing from inspiring English sources

Complementary assets (vertical and lateral) in the digital context are no longer just potential value-capture mechanisms (through asset price appreciation or through preventing exposure to monopolistic bottleneck pricing by others); they may well be needed simply for the technology to function.

Regulatory hurdles, delays in issuing permits and economic uncertainty are limiting investment in new facilities, making our energy markets more vulnerable to transmission bottlenecks, price spikes and supply disruptions.

The prospect of two new projects that would relieve that bottleneck sent American oil prices soaring on Wednesday.

This energy bottleneck indicates that energy price will rise and energy demand will reduce in the same period.

Indeed, both industries are so successful that manufacturers cannot keep up, and supply bottlenecks are forcing prices higher than they otherwise would be.

Hedge fund speculation and refinery bottlenecks driving the price up or down are not long-term issues.

The downside, however, is that consumers that have been benefitting from the supply-chain bottleneck will now face higher prices.

The chapter also analyzes the optimal pricing of access to bottleneck production facilities in vertically-related industries, stressing the complications that arise when the owner of the bottleneck facility also operates as a retail producer.

Allowing the sale of a dirtier-burning blend, in place of a cleaner-burning one, might alleviate a supply bottleneck that is contributing to high prices.

Suppliers would love to sell that oil at the higher Brent price, but there's a bottleneck.

It is in a seam seven feet thick covering about 35 square miles, a mere 200 to 250 feet below the surface, and no swing in the market price of coal or railroad bottleneck will affect their access.