Sentence examples similar to offset the price setting from inspiring English sources

Such a system would let the government offset the price-setting strength of the medical and pharmaceutical industries, eliminate much of the waste due to a multiplicity of private insurance plans, and greatly cut administrative costs.

It would be an advantage but not enough to offset the price.

They argue in effect that as prices for food and fuel outrun incomes, American workers will somehow find the bargaining power to get raises and their employers, in turn, will raise prices to offset the additional wage costs, setting off an inflationary wage-price spiral.

Clinical value-based and reference pricing seem to be the future trends for drug price setting.

"Unfortunately," he added, "we'll have to offset the increased price of shipping with increased product prices".

But fluctuating gasoline prices -- they were found to have fallen in May -- more than offset the food price increase.

Offset prices, set by the retailer, generally run $2.50 to $20 a ton.

Two sets of tax credits in the energy bill are aimed at helping consumers offset the higher prices.

(In The Netherlands, the price is set relative to the price in other countries).

But reduced electric bills could more than offset the initial difference in price.

Howard said he hoped that the decline in ticket prices would generate more sales and revenue, offsetting the lower prices.