Sentence examples for price frame from inspiring English sources
The energy price frame claimed the then opposition leader Malcolm Turnbull and not one, but two, Labor prime ministers before delivering Abbott office with a mandate to wind back carbon pricing.
It puts buyers in a "higher price frame of mind".
But Price framed this as some sort of mass protest against the law ("phooey, nonsense").
Schmitz, H., and N. R. Ziebarth (2017): "Does Price Framing Affect the Consumer Price Sensitivity of Health Plan Choice?" Journal of Human Resources, 52(1): 89-128.
In this article, a meta-analysis of 20 published articles in marketing examines the effects of price frames and situations on perceived savings.
Many studies focus on "price framing," i.e., how the offer is communicated to the consumer —is the offered price given along with a reference price, is the reference price plausible, is a price deal communicated in dollar or percentage terms.
Shopping malls don't have clocks to make sure you are not reminded that you need to leave; fast food restaurants offer "Extra Value Meals" that actually aren't any less expensive than buying the items individually, and movie theatres use price framing to entice you into purchasing the medium size popcorn even though it is more than you want to eat.
Some professional television installers also offer to install moderately priced frames for their clients, adding the service as another way to increase their margins and turn a profit.
Various accounting textbooks discuss the technical aspects of transfer pricing, framed with questions such as "how can multinationals minimise their taxes payable?".
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