Sentence examples for pricing problems from inspiring English sources

With a regulated monopoly providing the distribution, there can be competitive suppliers, and competing customers, with difficult pricing problems.

The general conclusion of his book Economic Analysis and Public Enterprise (1971) is that privatisation does not cause pricing problems to disappear.

A spokesman said: "CME Group futures markets functioned well on 6 May, despite volatile financial market conditions and apparent pricing problems in selected individual securities markets.

Those pricing problems, she said, were caused because the company had too many factories making too many products, leaving it with a bloated cost structure.

Uwe E. Reinhardt ("How to Lower the Cost of Drugs," Op-Ed, Jan . 3, in arguing against the prescription-drug importation plan scuttled by the Clinton administration, ignores the pricing problems that led me to write the original bill.

"You may see a further reaction in the market to this statement," said Jeroen Van Den Broek, head of credit strategy at ING. "The whole illiquidity of the market and pricing problems in the high-rated mortgage backed securities segment is a problem and not just for this one case but it is fairly widespread".

Then there's the pricing problem.

But then again, there is that pricing problem.

In fact, that's how I discovered the pricing problem in the first place.

The legislation, he said, was an effort by the pharmaceutical industry to "turn a pricing problem into a coverage issue".

"The industry doesn't have a pricing problem; it has an operating-expense problem," Mr. Dell said.