Sentence examples for pricing constraint from inspiring English sources

Journal of Regulatory Economics 21 (2), 169 190] show that when an incumbent is regulated by a uniform pricing constraint the entrant will choose a low level of coverage to increase the incumbent's uniform price and weaken competition.

We provide an efficiency justification for the imposition of the uniform pricing constraint in universal service obligations (USO), where USO are defined as a set of constraints imposed on firms belonging to a network industry.

In leaving behind its semiofficial status, Intelsat shed a ponderous decision-making structure and pricing constraints that prevented it from being nimble.

But in leaving behind its semiofficial status, Intelsat also sheds a ponderous decision-making structure and pricing constraints that prevented it from being nimble.

Pfizer's Mr Kindler is convinced America will not embrace price controls, but even so acknowledges that his industry faces pricing constraints.

Such accounts have emphasized how income and pricing constraints limit the health-enhancing goods and services people can access.

To address this shortcoming, we have developed feasible space and shadow price constraint (FaceCon and ShadowCon) modules that can be added to existing mixed integer linear adaptive evolution metabolic engineering algorithms, such as OptKnock and OptORF.

The second price constraint, Eq. (16), describes price formation in importing regions, for which a strict equality holds.

So, the arrival rate increases until the expected waiting time makes the reservation full price constraint be verified for equality.

The demand function (expected arrival rate) is obtained from (5) and the money price function from the reservation expected full price constraint.

California's deregulation law freed the wholesale market from government price constraints.