Sentence examples for if it charges from inspiring English sources

Basically, if the monopolist tries to charge a price corresponding to the value intense users place on the good, it won't attract enough low-intensity users to cover its fixed costs; if it charges a low price to bring in the low-intensity user, it fails to capture enough of the surplus of high-intensity users, and again can't cover its fixed costs.

The other situation is one in which the firm faces a downward sloping demand curve — by which if the firm charges a higher price, the demand for its offering is lower and if it charges a lower price, the demand is higher.

If it charges all banks equally, the prudent end up subsidising the reckless.

If it charges just 0.5%, you will have more than £191,000 – which is £16,000 more.

"From our analysis we believe that 30% of the people will pay a little bit more – roughly $50£3232) more – on the phone model if it charges faster.

Holly Isdale, a financial consultant for high-net-worth families, based in Bryn Mawr, Pa., wrote in an e-mail: "I won't pay for Wi-Fi and won't stay at a hotel twice if it charges for Wi-Fi.

If it charged for more of its spaces, perhaps it could get by with issuing fewer tickets.

Stopping ten metres from a grazing rhino, he asked us to shout out if it charged the landrover.

At the time, the company made an odd bet — that it could attract more applicants if it charged them a monthly entry fee of $30.

The owner of a big, menacing boxer promised to kill me when I told him I would mace the dog if it charged me again.

Google's search engine is something that makes our lives easier every day; this would be much less true if it charged users for every answer delivered rather than charging the advertisers for every user delivered to them.