Notably, tiered pricing does not necessarily imply that a price is equitable or affordable; rather, it simply means that different prices are charged to different segments of the market for the same product.
In practice, however, outcomes are equitable.
God loves those who are equitable" [ 34].
"In a negotiation environment, you'd be better off taking the hit now with regard to paging, but preserving your well-established, in their case long-term, pricing position of being equitable across advertisers and not really engaging in heavy discounting and widespread negotiations just to get a small schedule," he said, using the industry term for an advertiser's annual commitment to a magazine.
Prices are globally unstable with adverse effects for the economy's efficiency and the equitable distribution of the gains from trade.
While tiered pricing may lead to equitable prices, the concepts are not equivalent and there is no guarantee that tiered prices are affordable.
Our intention is to explore the practical feasibility of the model under which prices are set under WHO governance, using international compulsory licenses as a way to make a set of 'equitable pricing' principles binding.
The solutions we seek must be equitable, with no one group singled out to pay a higher price.
But whether the congestion charge is perceived to be equitable or not depends to a large extent on how the revenues from pricing are spent.
The extent to which a reference price system is able to attain both the policy objective of controlling expenditures as well as being equitable essentially relies on the interaction among the physician, the patient and the pharmacist.
Critics maintain that congestion pricing is not equitable, places an economic burden on neighboring communities, has a negative effect on retail businesses and on economic activity in general, and represents another tax levy.
