Broker websites were also found generally not to provide information on the risks of this practice and information on the brokers' business, including pricing and the provision of follow up care.
The survey of the actual prices also served to test the hypothesis of the low actual hospital prices and the provision of cost-free medicines (loss leaders) in Austrian hospitals.
If the latter, what is the pricing, and how does Apple manage provisioning, etc.
In addition to Kroft and Pope (2014), a study by Seamans and Zhu (2014) is closely related to our paper because of its focus on the effect of Craigslist's entry on pricing (together with circulation and provision of content) in the market for newspapers.
The main topics were unscrupulous taxi drivers charging exorbitant prices, the co-ordination and provision of help and video and photo content from the crime scene.
A variety of measures can limit that volatility, such as price floors and ceilings, and provisions that allow companies to bank allowances for future years or borrow them, says economist Ian Parry, a senior fellow at the nonprofit Resources for the Future.
This occurs when the current energy prices and the normative provisions supporting cogeneration are not able to coincide with the specific customer's interest and the overall "social interest" for a reduction in energy consumption and in pollutants' emissions.
Manning 34 compared the processes of decisions, pricing, economic analysis, provision and access and participation and appeals between the UK, Australia and New Zealand.
The regional ETS pilots' design in China vary widely in their coverage thresholds, sector coverage, emissions allocation and caps setting methods, market trading rules and price stabilization provisions.
The bank's loss of 2 billion Swiss francs in the quarter was mainly because of price adjustments on illiquid assets and provisions for credit losses that amounted to 3.9 billion Swiss francs, UBS said on Wednesday.
