Sentence examples for stimulating prices from inspiring English sources

The Chancellor said NewBuy would rebalance the property market, by stimulating prices outside London and the South East, and contribute to economic growth.

This month's arrival of the consumer electronics chain Best Buy on the Island is likely to benefit consumers by stimulating price competition.

Such a system controls drug expenditures for the third-party payer by (1) making consumers and physicians decrease their demand for relatively higher priced drugs, thus stimulating them to choose less expensive alternatives and (2) stimulating price competition in drug markets [ 2].

But later on, as it raises spending and stimulates price inflation, it also produces a rise in the demand for loans that will tend to raise nominal interest rates.

These NGOs purchase mainly from WHO-qualified, generic suppliers, using tendering to stimulate price competition.

More important appears to be that procurement buyers require WHO prequalification of suppliers, which reduces quality uncertainty, and use tendering to stimulate price competition.

The government has stimulated house prices by its Help to Buy program.

At more upmarket auctions built around a theme, with an elegant display intended to stimulate buyers, prices remain modest for a whole range of decorative urban landscapes.

He argues that the forest has already attracted nearly £1bn of inward investment, created many hundreds of jobs, stimulated house prices in the area and led directly to hundreds of new tourism, leisure and wood-based businesses starting up.

This system stimulates low prices as well as energy inefficiencies and impedes innovation such as the introduction of renewable energy [9].

Populus can only be stimulated at prices for C substitution above 80to9090 EUR t-1 C. The NPV of Populus and Triticum energy remains similar over a wide range of C prices (Figure 7).