Sentence examples for responsive pricing from inspiring English sources

We apply our results to markets where congestion costs arise through responsive pricing and to queuing problems where agents dislike waiting for service.

But with the revenue managers of the Las Vegas Wynn hotel and the former CTO of Salesforce as founders, this new funding could help Duetto bring Uber-style responsive pricing to hospitality.

As does San Francisco, with its demand-responsive pricing for parking.

The authors note that even if an individual does not consciously choose to consume more calories or exercise less, pooled insurance reduces the price of obesity, and obesity has been shown to be somewhat responsive to price signals (eg, food prices).

However, there is also evidence that small variations in the structures/features of price reductions can have very different effects on child care use, and some families (e.g., single-parent mothers) may be less responsive to pricing changes than others (e.g., two-parent married households; Kimmel 1998).

However, if the low-price smokers are sufficiently responsive to price, they may actually reduce consumption through quitting or cutting back on quantity smoked, and have a lower financial burden.

Most studies reported elasticities in the range between 0.0 and -1.0, indicating that consumers tend to be responsive to price changes but that the degree of price sensitivity is not very large compared to that for many other goods and services [ 14].

Housing supply is not very responsive to price: it is hard to build homes quickly to take advantage of a price spike.

In the pilot a top price of 300MK was used but the results of the analysis suggested that some respondents were not responsive to price so the upper bound was increased to 500 MK.

Generally people are responsive to price – that is why so much food is sold on promotion".

"Consumers aren't very responsive to prices in the first place," Dr. Cropp said.