"lower discount" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that cost less than normal because of an offered reduced rate. For example, "The store was offering a lower discount on running shoes this week, so I decided to take advantage of it."
But such approaches assume that low bond yields are good news for equities.The reasoning is usually based on a discounted-cashflow model; a lower bond yield means a lower discount rate and thus a higher present value for shares.
Other policy considerations also push towards a lower discount.
A lower discount rate thus means a higher present value.
A lower discount rate makes projects with big initial costs but long-term benefits, like environmental cleanups, more desirable.
It implies that a much lower discount rate than the one appropriate for short-term projects should be used.
Trinity Mirror blamed the falling stock market and lower discount rates for its pension deficit ballooning by a further £55m last year to £172.6m at 31 December.
The minimum wage is considerably lower, discounted for inflation, than it was in the 1970's.
Online has also benefited from lower discounts and promotions with the additional benefit of improved functionality".
But the new companies can help people who do not have an employer or an organization to negotiate the lower discounts that are typically provided to groups.
Most have already started their end of season sales, and the hot weather means shops are able to clear stock with lower discounts.
My question is this: Why was I charged taxes and fees, over and above the $70 a night rate I paid, if Priceline also paid taxes and fees, albeit at the lower, discounted rate?
