Sentence examples for rigid pricing from inspiring English sources

Often, but depending on technical conditions, rigid pricing pays off.

Or there might be a model where you buy the songs, but it will not be the rigid pricing model that we see today.

The company initially struggled to grow its userbase overseas as strongly as the public markets expected, with rigid pricing and limited international catalogs primary the problems.

While it has added plenty of international users — those outside of the U.S. represent 79 million of its total base of 137 million customers — I have argued in the past that it is missing out on even more customers because its rigid pricing is too expensive in many parts of the world.

Should they set "rigid" prices and split the market equally, or let the firm with the lowest cost supply most?

It was her threat to lead a backbench revolt against the government's rigid prices and incomes policy which played into my hands.

HOTELS in Kuwait have long ranked among the most expensive in the world, thanks to the government's rigid price fixing.

A ham-fisted land reform program started in 2002, along with rigid price controls on agricultural goods, has caused mass disinvestment from the private rural economy over the last 10 years: landowners just won't invest in farms that could be taken over at any time.

Up until 1968 British Rail used a rigid price formula of 3.25d per mile (1.35p in decimal money).

Using rigid price inelastic assumptions independent of the economy, these two approaches generate limiting scenarios that depict extreme use of natural resources.

He does want the Fed to engineer an inflation, which would make rigid prices and wages low in real terms, but I don't really think Paul believes in either price or wage rigidity.