Sentence examples for exploitative price from inspiring English sources

("Fair trade" coffee is supposedly bought at a price that offers peasant producers a "living wage", rather than at the "exploitative" price paid for commercial coffee).

The IVF pioneer Lord Winston criticised private clinics for their highly exploitative prices and misleading information about the chances of success.

Workplace discrimination, shady business protocols, exploitative pricing and more combined to spur the movement to ditch the ride-hailing app.

The fair trade movement had initially emerged around coffee, cocoa and tea, major export commodities whose producers around the world routinely suffered from major price fluctuations and exploitative trading practices.

The Turing scandal has shown just how vulnerable drug pricing is to exploitative, rent-seeking behavior.

He, too, wants high gas prices: not for exploitative gains, of course, but to support the development of alternative fuels within the U.S. at higher costs than gasoline.

Supporters of the move say that with their own farm-to-market distribution networks, global supermarket chains will get rid of exploitative middlemen and pay higher prices directly to the farmers.

We are committed to reforming exploitative institutions that unjustly increase the price of being poor.

He promised to improve living standards for working families through a series of policies such as an energy price freeze, a ban on "exploitative" zero-hour contracts and providing families with 25 hours of free childcare a week.

The reality in the coffee lands is appalling, due to the exploitative business model of the industry, low prices in relation to production costs and the devastating financial sequel of coffee rust and drought still being felt in many coffee communities.

It's an exploitative practice that changes very little about the product (except maybe the price) while making it look like it has been designed to benefit women.