Sentence examples for regulated pricing from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the competition story in Europe is bleak, despite (or perhaps the result of) mandatory unbundling and regulated pricing.

More important, the state had a regulated pricing policy for hospitals until 1997, and when deregulation was introduced in 1997, competition suddenly became part of the landscape.

In particular, the company has rapidly unbundled the old regulated pricing structure, a change that provides more freedom to create customized packages of telephone service.

After almost two years of regulated pricing in a country with mounting inflation, no company can afford to produce at a loss, and even a turn to more market-friendly policies will take a while to jump-start the economy.

While base fares remain, on average, around 50% lower than they would if the old, regulated pricing system had remained in place and merely kept up with inflation.

However, most of previous research estimated the NG price for generation based on the regulated pricing mechanism and few considered the development of NGFE under market-oriented NG price reforms.

Another effect of the regulated price for gas, which regulators acknowledge is deliberately set to ensure that customers pay less than the market rate, is that it artificially suppresses the price of gas, PSE&G contends.

The failure to create virtual competitors comes despite EU regulators continuing to push down the regulated price for unbundled access — the same policy that slows new investment.

Gas distribution in Latin America (Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Mexico) includes the regulated gas distribution business and the sales to customers at regulated prices.

The regulated price was negligibly different statistically from the pre-regulation period prices when the earnings index was controlled.

But deregulation is ending legal monopolies and regulated prices.