Sentence examples for competition interchange from inspiring English sources
When merchants earn negligible surplus (due to intense retail competition), interchange fees cannot play their normal reallocative role.
■ The competition investigation into interchange fees paid through MasterCard is ongoing and the impact will only be known once completed.
■ The impact of the competition investigation into interchange fees paid through MasterCard, it said, would only be known once completed.
A number of the banks cite the implications of a competition investigation into interchange fees in the MasterCard network as well as European investigation into credit default swaps, the derivatives that were thrown into focus during the eurozone crisis when they provided a gauge to market fears of a country defaulting on its debt.
The subsequent ecological effects are varied and include both competition and mutualistic interchanges between co-evolving clones in and around a neoplasm.
The basic premise is that if laws are in place that encourage competition, e.g. Durbin Amendment, interchange fees will decrease, allowing for merchants, processors, etc. to serve their customers in different ways other than just processing payments.
■ The Office of Fair Trading OFTT) and other competition authorities are investigating Visa and MasterCard interchange fees – Barclays warns it is not possible to predict the outcome.
To determine whether these two forms can interchange, we performed competition assays under steady-state conditions using a decreased amount of protein (0.1 μM).
Some 4 million merchants who comprise the class insist they are forced to pay "inflated" interchange rates and want more competition.
"We do not believe this level of interchange is adequate to sustain strong competition in the European payments industry," Reuters reported MasterCard as saying Wednesday.
Visa Europe will face an in-depth inquiry into the so-called multilateral interchange fees, a spokesman for EU Competition Commissioner said Thursday.
