Their results showed that a government's green tariffs depends on the sensitivity of consumers to prices.
Nevertheless, the negative publicity connected with findings of uncontrolled GMO's in the environment could seriously damage the Swiss oilseed rape industry, considering the high sensitivity of consumers regarding GE-food at the European scale [39].
Without those common-sense regulations, ISPs will have fewer incentives to invest in the kind of robust security that the sensitivity of consumers' data demands.
Sponsors are trying to balance the growing sensitivity of consumers to corruption, human rights abuses and environmental issues against their relationship with the organization that holds the keys to a billion soccer fans worldwide.
Thus the associated variables appeared to reflect on the cost sensitivity of consumers [ 52], and not so much on the amount of PCP choice being available.
Given the background of the growing sensitivity of consumers and of policy makers on animal welfare, future applications of proteomics for the identification of biomarkers of stress and welfare after transport, for example, or preslaughtering procedures, are also envisaged (Hazard et al., 2011).
a) rapid penetration of smartphones, b) lack of offline retail alternatives in lower tier cities, c) price sensitivity of Chinese consumers and.
No effect of consumer's sensitivity to DMTS was observed.
If that's your analysis of the healthcare crisis, the fix is easy: increase the price sensitivity of patients (now called "consumers") by making them the direct payers for care.
Finally, we carry out a sensitivity analysis to analyse the effect of different levels of consumer flexibility.
"We still believe electrification is going to play a big role in the industry, both to meet CAFE requirements and because of consumers' sensitivity to gas prices," said Mark Fields, the president of Ford's Americas division, referring to the government's corporate average fuel economy regulations.
