Sentence examples for consumer sensitivity from inspiring English sources
Indeed, a few European entrepreneurs are already betting that consumer sensitivity to animal rearing methods will grow.
Jason Huang, David H. Reiley, Nickolai M. Riabov (2018) Measuring Consumer Sensitivity to Audio Advertising: A Field Experiment on Pandora Internet Radio, Working Paper.
The debate over this year's commercials and the decision to withdraw the pandas spot are indicative of increasing consumer sensitivity to marketing messages, particularly when ethnic images are involved.
Therefore, via an analytical model, we examine the impact of modularity and consumer sensitivity to sustainability on the pricing decisions of two competing firms.
Using perfect foresight and adaptive models, this paper examines the effect of competitor asymmetry, consumer sensitivity to incentives and adaptive processes on freeware strategies and competitive outcomes.
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Another lesson learned from Sept. 11 was how quickly consumer sensitivities can shift over the tone of ads, particularly those suddenly rendered inappropriate by serious events.
Mr Kono looks at several proxies for consumer sensitivities, including the stringency of a country's environmental regulations, the purity of its water and the number of quality-marks its companies receive from the International Organisation for Standardisation.
Not only does this dull consumers' sensitivity to rising prices, it could be expensive for the governments concerned.
Interestingly, when consumers' sensitivity to product-fit uncertainty is moderate, an increase in product-fit uncertainty moves insurance premium and compensation in the opposite direction.
"We still believe electrification is going to play a big role in the industry, both to meet CAFE requirements and because of consumers' sensitivity to gas prices," said Mark Fields, the president of Ford's Americas division, referring to the government's corporate average fuel economy regulations.
