Sentence examples for setting a supply from inspiring English sources

When setting a supply function for the independent customers, the seller seeks, for the equilibrium price ( p_{i} ), the demand function of independent customers that maximizes profits.

Instead of setting the optimal posted price ( p^{m} = frac{1 + z}{2 + z} ), where the superscript m denotes a pure-monopoly scenario, the seller can obtain the same profits by setting a supply function as in Eq. (1) that clears the market at the optimal monopoly price ( p^{m} ).

In this setting, a supply stage sets a service time to its downstream customer and then holds sufficient inventory so that it can always satisfy the service-time commitment.

First, in the benchmark case, no buyer group emerges and the seller, by setting a supply-function schedule, achieves the best outcome.

In the interval ( (bar{s},1]] ), price ( p_{BG} = p^{text{m}} ) is feasible (the participation constraint for the coalition is not binding), and, for independent buyers, the seller can set a supply function that leads to the price ( p_{i} = p^{text{m}} ).

The railways need to be as flexible and responsive as possible to the shipper's requirements and not be setting a rigid supply side position.

Therefore, the buyer group maximizing the consumer surplus of its members never incorporates all the customers, since the seller can react by setting a flatter supply function as the size of the group increases.

The American forces are well-equipped for the vital task of setting up a supply chain for aid.

Indonesia will hold talks later this year with other major exporters of liquefied natural gas, including Brunei, Oman and Qatar, to explore the possibility of setting up a supply network to back up their own sales obligations.

We also set a maximum supply capacity for each hour(h in {mathcal{H}}), which is denoted as (E_{h}^{ hbox{max} }).

"[Apple] has also set in place a supply chain ecosystem to support the launch of a touch-screen tablet in [the second half of 2009]," Ashok Kumar, an analyst with Collins Stewart, wrote Monday.