Without specifying a maximum price, the guidelines seek to preserve family budgets and Jewish ideals.
If all the units were sold at the maximum price, the company would raise 10.26 billion reais, or $4.8 billion.
Furthermore, the maximum prices that the consumers, who are aware of the dangers of food additives and tend toward conformity, were willing to pay were JPY628 and JPY403 for antioxidant-free labeled wine, respectively.
Instead, maximum prices that the providers are allowed to charge for their services if the State is to pay their specified part of the price are negotiated between the Norwegian health authorities and the health service providers' organizations.
By 303 ce, however, Diocletian's Edict on Maximum Prices mentions the sarcinator, a professional tailor who made only silk clothing, and so the business seems to have expanded despite Tiberius's efforts to contain it.
The idea is to charge the maximum price that the individual or the market at large can bear without any regard to the cost of production or "fairness".
"Such maximum price-fixing agreements create the risk that the maximum prices will become minimum or uniform prices," the department said in a business review letter signed Oct. 1, 1993, by Anne K. Bingaman, then the assistant attorney general in charge of the antitrust division.
According to this measurement principle, the economic value of an asset is the maximum price that the company would be willing to pay for it.
It's pretty straightforward — you enter things like the neighborhoods you want to look at, the maximum price, and the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, then you get a map with all the houses that fit your criteria.
Thus, Franco and colleagues developed a model to estimate the maximum price of the polypill for it still to be cost-effective in the primary prevention of CVD.
