Sentence examples for call prices from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Europe's big five mobile operators are starting to feel the pinch of regulator imposed cuts to call prices.

AT&T and its long-distance rivals have been hurt as call prices have fallen as low as 2 cents a minute from 10 cents in 1999.

Vodafone and the other major European operators met Neelie Kroes, vice president of the European commission responsible for the digital agenda, on Monday morning to argue regulators should pare back their role in controlling mobile call prices.

These issues are mostly callable in two to four years, but since they trade near or below their call prices, this can be a positive.

Econ folks call prices elastic when, for instance, a change in price will increase or decrease the number of people using a product.

Some instant dial services charge different call prices at different times of day for local and national calls while others don't.

It is the way to establish what marketers call "price discovery," he added.

Tickets to see musicians such as Bruce Springsteen, who insists that entry to his shows be cheap enough for working stiffs to afford, are particularly susceptible to what fans call "price gouging" and an economist would call price discovery.

If interest rates decline, the issuer will redeem the preferred shares at the specified call price plus some premium.

(5) Hence, the call price function has to be globally convex as any local non-convexity of the call price function implies a negative state price density.

As long as a call remains likely, they will trade close to the call price.