Sentence examples for pricing dilemmas from inspiring English sources

We identify five strategic and operational challenges with ethical implications that manifest as pricing dilemmas and show how and why they are likely to elicit moral dilemmas among stakeholders of social entrepreneurship who are not equally committed to both social and economic objectives.

(Fat chance of that!) Preston also mulls over the pricing dilemma.

As e-book publishers and Apple face an antitrust lawsuit over pricing, magazine publishers are now looking into an alternative solution to the digital pricing dilemma: being able to extricate themselves from Apple's grip entirely.

As e-book publishers and Apple face an antitrust lawsuit over pricing, magazine publishers are now looking into an alternative solution to the digital pricing dilemma: being able to extricate themselves from Apple's grip entirely.

"The price is a dilemma," he said a few days before the opening.

(For more on Price's basic dilemma, see Callender 1998 and Price 1995).

Rising oil and commodities prices present a dilemma for a central bank, because they raise the risk of both an economic slump and spiraling inflation.

The nearby island of Nantucket, where the median house price is $900,000, faces similar dilemmas, said Jack H. Dunn, the island's building inspector.

Dynamic pricing is a bigger moral dilemma for not-for-profit organizations since these organizations are not meant to be seeking a profit but, rather, to serve a community.

India is caught in a dilemma over timber pricing - higher prices make plantation establishment more attractive yet also increases pressure on existing forests.

This Reading includes an Interactive Illustration that explains how the prisoner's dilemma theory applies to pricing issues in industries with two dominant competitors (Pepsi and Coke).