Even if people are dissatisfied with their bank, it's usually cheaper not to fight than to switch.
He told the audience that analysts were already predicting that large scale solar power would be "cheaper than coal in China and India within the next five to ten years" and that wind energy was already "at parity with new coal in India".
In the early 2000s, pharmaceutical companies were high on activists' hit lists, prompted by Big Pharma's ill-advised attempt to sue the South African government for patent infringement on HIV drugs; an attempt to deal with the country's epidemic by allowing cheaper, generic copies to be sold.
Lyons notes that globalisation has helped reduce inequality between countries, but is "adding to inequality within countries, as highly skilled workers benefit from new markets, while low- and medium-skilled workers in the west compete with cheaper workers in emerging countries, or with immigrants at home".
Make a simple pasta with the cheaper trimmings of Scottish smoked salmon available in supermarkets.
For visitors renting an apartment, this can be a great address for buying ready-cooked meals 10-200% cheaper for take away).
Figures from the government and the biogas industry show that generating gas from waste can produce cheaper energy in the short term with fewer carbon emissions than current controversial hydraulic fracturing projects.
At the bottom end, consumers are beginning to see through the old lie that supermarkets are always cheaper (my greengrocer beats the prices at Sainsbury's every time, which is why there's always a queue).
Insiders say SBS is letting experienced staff go and hiring younger, cheaper ones to replace them.
It would be cheaper and more humane to allow asylum seekers to live in the community amongst us.
Home: Camping in the New Forest Sandy Balls holiday park in the New Forest (stop sniggering) has introduced a cheaper alternative to its woodland lodges and mobile homes for this summer: camping pods.
