Sentence examples for market levers from inspiring English sources
Competition and choice will be important market levers.
These approaches tend to focus on the traditional market levers of price, volume, information, and quality.
Over time there are likely to be junctures when both market levers and co-operative behaviour are brought into play.
Both systems allowed for the use of harder-edged market levers such as contractual penalties and incentives, although English policy makers were strengthening these levers at just the time they were falling into disuse in Wales.
At face value, England was making greater use of market levers and utilising harder-edged service contracts incorporating financial penalties and incentives, while Wales was retreating from the 1990s internal market and emphasising cooperation and flexibility in the contracting process.
Probably many frontline actors have countenanced such practices as a way of maintaining a functional service in difficult times, but some policy makers see such self-protective behaviour as an undesirable attempt to buffer organisations from market levers that would otherwise improve efficiency.
Crucially, however, the ultimate market lever of 'exit' - ending an exchange relationship and finding a new contracting partner - was not available to NHS organisations.
Increasing volumes of data and improved techniques to hold, merge and act upon that data in real-time is driving personalisation via the more traditional marketing levers: price, promotions, product and place.
As a comics enthusiast himself, Mr. Feige (pronounced FIGH-gee) also acts as a pied piper, pulling just the right story and marketing levers to keep fans in the studio's corner — an important skill at a time when one critical blog entry can create an online brush fire.
Its current features include identifying the marketing "levers" that can lead to increased revenue, as well as analyzing performance trends by campaign and channel.
But really, we see the biggest opportunity in terms of driving business growth, and using green as the marketing lever".
