Sentence examples for consumer price sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Cross-brand price elasticities and consumer price sensitivity are difficult (and risky) to measure using field research but easy to study in a virtual store.

The study revealed that laboratory data can accurately predict the brand market shares and consumer price sensitivity observed in the supermarket.

Marketers have been interested in the relationship between brand loyalty and price sensitivity for many years and have examined whether loyalty reduces consumer price sensitivity.

Success has been driven by a careful choice of product, researching to find a commodity that's in demand with high margins where innovation is actively sought and consumer price sensitivity is minimal.

For example, a company we work with that supplies appliances to restaurants in the UK is finding itself very minimally affected by Brexit directly, but its customers are already seeing more consumer price sensitivity, labor issues in hiring EU nationals, and rising operating costs — all of which are putting more pressure on them to transfer costs to our client.

These include reorganizing stores to make it easier for consumers to shop for the products and brands they want, designing retail space to entertain and persuade, testing the effects of advertising on consumer price sensitivity and loyalty, and managing categories (product assortments and shelf space, for example) to maximize profitability and store performance.

During its trial run, the Vivendi subsidiary said it will make "thousands" of its albums and songs available for download without so-called digital rights management, or DRM, restrictions, to observe consumer demand, price sensitivity and the impact on piracy.

There could be another determinant of economic criteria other than consumer involvement in knitwear products, such as price consciousness, price sensitivity, or consumer characteristics.

Face helps promote consumers' brand awareness so that price sensitivity may be lowered.

The data was analyzed to measure the price sensitivity of consumers of two different SHS product lines in order to better understand the impact of tariffs on system sales as well as broader ramifications for households, electrification goals, and government revenue.

The Times' success turns on its ear the old notion of news economics: that there is enormous price sensitivity among news consumers and that small rises in price mean big circulation drops.