Sentence examples for pricing allocation from inspiring English sources

In theory, the internal labor market is much more than just promotions; it includes pricing, allocation, and training of labor.

As institutional economists argue, in order to avoid information asymmetry, the pricing, allocation, and training of labor, once completed at external labor markets, is then "internalized" and governed by a set of administrative rules and procedures within the firm to reduce the cost of screening, supervision, and labor replacement (Burawoy 1979; Doeringer and Piore 1971).

I'd also argue that a critical part of that relationship is that the bank provides full transparency into the deal dynamics — pricing, allocations, etc. — during the process.

Price allocation was not a big issue because state public service commissions decided what ratepayers would pay.

An ecological pressure is assigned to these products by price allocation.

The accounting of exergoeconomic costs aims at establishing a monetary value to all material and energy flows, then providing a reasonable basis for price allocation.

As part of an ongoing research about value determinant factors for residential product pricing in Jakarta Metropolitan Region, this paper will analyze reasoning behind price allocation for residential products.

When the Hosios [1990. On the efficiency of matching and related models of search and unemployment. Review of Economic Studies 57 (279 298]298] condition is not met, search externalities make the flexible price allocation unfeasible.

The results reveal that the change in the rate and price allocation process is minor (approximately 0%), whereas a slight increase in the transmission power is observed (less than 0.1%).

Vidal and Goetschalckx [Vidal, C.J., Goetschalckx, M., 2001. A global supply chain model with transfer pricing and transportation cost allocation. European Journal of Operational Research 129 (134 158]158] proposed a bilinear model of this problem and solved it by an Alternate heuristic.

Findings suggests that a contingent relationship exists between overhead cost allocation and transfer pricing tax compliance.