Sentence examples for elastic price from inspiring English sources

In fairness, the pricing strategy is in line with those at other luxury brands; the elastic price band for Porsche's entry-level sports car, the Boxster, comes to mind.

We especially see that in the hot summer months of July and August, an increase in price of electricity will lead to consumers changing (reducing) their electricity consumption (air conditioning, in particular), thus creating the more elastic price demand.

Kinvey's cloud platform scales as needed and will be have volume-based elastic pricing.

This kind of elastic pricing allows services to get started right away and then expand as they scale without fear of waking up to a huge bill one morning.

For starters, Linux is free, so device manufacturers don't have to factor the OS into the cost of their systems, which by nature are not very elastic in price.

Pearls are now a major ingredient in jewelry, with very elastic consumer price ranges covering all jewelry segments, including fashion accessories, basic designs for the mass market, designer jewelry, fine jewelry brands and haute couture masterpieces.

Demand is elastic and price dependent.

The customer demand is elastic and price dependent, customer utility function is based on the Hoteling model and the chains produce identical or highly substitutable products.

But, for argument's sake, let's falsely assume Chinese thermal coal demand represents the vast majority of U.S. imports, and that the Chinese coal demand is totally elastic to price.

Compared to unweighted averages obtained with full samples in Table 2, averages at the 50th percentile are smaller (less elastic) for prices by about 15-20% and smaller for income by 10-20%.

One statement made in the Sheffield study [ 2] has been used by those who oppose minimum pricing: '—at the highest level of aggregation hazardous and harmful drinkers (combined elasticity of −0.21) are less price elastic than moderate drinkers (elasticity of −0.47)' (p. 58).