Sentence examples for lead to a pricing from inspiring English sources

With nonlinear marginal utility prices cannot generally be obtained since aggregation regularly does not lead to a pricing equation that is independent from the tax rate.

The resulting over-capacity could lead to a price war that might sap profits at Emirates.

Iran, OPEC's second-largest producer, refused to join the agreement to increase production, saying the move would lead to a price rout.

"It's been a tough year and there is a shortage of apples overall which could well lead to a price rise in English apples".

Such things could lead to a price war at the cash register.

6) Korean price cuts lead to a price war as Japanese, Taiwanese and U.S. chipmakers compete to match Korean chip prices.

The EU-20 scenario would lead to a price range of $32.5 to $65/ton by 2016; the EU-30 scenario, to a price range of $45.5 to $84.5/ton by 2016; and the final scenario, to a price range of $13 to $39/ton by 2016.

With any luck, this will lead to a price war just like Uber vs Lyft, which has driven down on-demand car service rates in San Francisco.

If lots more homeowners decide to make that decision, it could put a chill on the red-hot housing market and lead to a price correction next year, said Thomas, the housing analyst.

A positive deviation beyond the level agreed (confidential and individual between each pharmaceutical company and the Department of Health) would lead to a price adjustment down to achieve the target cost effectiveness.

Since deregulation led to a price-cutting war in the 1980s, three leading carriers have disappeared.