Final prices are differentiated depending on the consumer group, quantity of energy consumed (the price increases with higher energy consumption), and availability of meters.
Office 365 costs between $70 and $120 per year, depending on the consumer package selected, and how it is financed.
The current rebate for residential consumers ranges from $1.10 to $1.90 per watt of installed generating capacity, depending on the consumer's utility company [22].
In addition, the optimal sugar contents for peaches vary depending on the consumer group involved.
Significant differences were observed in the perception of both kinds of fish depending on the consumers' objective knowledge about fish, on the level of education, age and gender and on the three segments of consumers identified: "Traditional/Conservative", "Connoisseur", "Open to aquaculture".
"So much of that depends on the consumer".
The company depends on the consumer market more than rivals like Lenovo and Dell, which sell mostly to businesses.
"Much will depend on the consumer, and we feel that the headwinds for consumer spending remain too brisk to expect substantial help on this front as the year progresses," Joshua Shapiro, chief United States economist for MFR, said.
"Much will depend on the consumer, and we feel that the headwinds for consumer spending remain too brisk to expect substantial help on this front over the near to medium term," Joshua Shapiro, the chief United States economist for MFR, said in a research note.
"Much will depend on the consumer," Joshua Shapiro, chief United States economist at MFR, wrote in a research note, "and we feel that the headwinds for consumer spending (the foremost of which are ravaged balance sheets and lingering labor market weakness) remain too brisk to expect much help on this front".
"Much will depend on the consumer, and we feel that the headwinds for consumer spending (the foremost of which are over-leveraged balance sheets and lingering labor market weakness) remain too brisk to expect substantial help on this front as the year progresses," Joshua Shapiro, chief United States economist for MFR Inc., wrote in a research note.
