Sentence examples for market-based pricing from inspiring English sources

Other proposals include introducing more market-based pricing into areas such as energy and water.

"I think the exchange is really good at creating a market-based pricing dynamic," said Shar VanBoskirk, an analyst at Forrester Research.

"While airlines have developed the most sophisticated pricing models of any industry, we have not introduced basic market-based pricing for allocating air-traffic control and airports," Ms. Robyn said in a speech to an aviation group last summer.

The proposal, by Mary E. Peters, the transportation secretary, is part of the federal government's drive to introduce market-based pricing measures for institutional users of airports, highways and other transportation facilities.

What now? A. Over the past year, we have moved to a market-based pricing strategy — instead of national — and to be more in line with our competitors on similar menu items.

At this point, according to Stiglitz, the IMF drags the gasping nation to Step Three: market-based pricing - a fancy term for raising prices on food, water and cooking gas.

"This plan takes valuable power transmission and generation assets away from state regulation and cost- based rates and puts them under FERC market-based price regulation, just the problem that got us into the recent energy crisis," said Bill Ahern, senior analyst with Consumers Union, publisher of Consumer Reports magazine.

"This is really going for a market-based price," he said.

Under the original contract Reliance receives a "market-based" price, which in reality is set by the government.

Having fully exposed the Telegraph Group's value to the market and received competitive bids, International is receiving a market-based price in an arms'-length transaction.

These schemes created markets in which carbon permits could be bought and sold, establishing a market-based price on carbon dioxide emissions.