Sentence examples for effect of prices from inspiring English sources

Mike Bebel, Napster's president, said his researchers did not even bother to test the effect of prices below 75 cents, because they would not be sustainable unless the entire industry embraced a new economic model.

He appreciated the dealer incentive offered in California, allowing him to lower the sticker price of the car, but he did not discount the effect of prices at the pump, which reached a statewide average of $4.66 last Sunday.

The evidence does not strongly support an effect of prices on binge drinking, but this reflects measurement and specification errors.

Worldwide aggregate acreage elasticity estimates give an average effect of prices on acreage for each crop, whereas country-specific acreage elasticities can be used as inputs in acreage forecasting applications for the respective countries and crops.

Two studies assessed the effect of prices and taxes on the consumption of beverages and foods based on longitudinal studies.

Barquera et al 51 and Claro et al 52 examined the effect of prices on beverages consumption; Sturm and Datar 53 examined the effect on food consumption only.

By blunting the effect of price increases, it may also affect attempts to stub out smoking.

Critics said the plan would have had the effect of pricing certain SUNY campuses out of reach for some students.

It also encourages continued global consumption by shielding foreign buyers, whose currencies have been rising in relation to the dollar, from the full effect of price increases.

But even in Britain the net effect of price increases to date could be more damaging than usual, particularly since they reduce the odds of sharply falling inflation.

In the last case, we also explore the effect of price discrimination versus uniform pricing.