Sentence examples for structure of tariffs from inspiring English sources

The domestic industry benefitted not only from increased world aggregate demand and higher relative prices but also from high exchange rates and from changes in the structure of tariffs.

This joint efficiency of all parking options holds if the structure of tariffs does not "distort" too much the preference structure of the parking lots based on their location (which will be identified as H3) (i.e. if the tariff of an option is too high compared to its neighbors, this option will become preferable only when other options are saturated).

The cross-sectional structure of tariffs can also be explained by the distributional conflict and how it evolves in time (due to changes in the way which the conflict is assessed by different governments or to changes in the trends in the constraints faced by those governments).

Physical investments in logistics infrastructure will bring a positive contribution in this case, but an evaluation of the costs of the complex structure of tariff and non-tariff barriers, which trade protection in the country has become is highly due.

The structure of these tariffs will be a critical determinant of the success or failure of utilities in the future.

The purpose of this paper is to examine the implications that the current structure of transmission tariffs in the 17 countries that participate in the Internal Electricity Market (IEM) of the European Union have on the design of cross-border tarification schemes in this regional market.

The results confirm that the structure of electric grid tariffs significantly influences the flexibility provided and the annual shares of electric boiler use, caused by differences in grid tariff structures, vary from 2% to 17%.

"On the back of E.ON's change to the discount structure of its FixOnline 3 tariff on Wednesday, Scottish Power responded with a new Online Energy Saver 7, best buy in five of 14 regions, making them the cheapest in the UK, on average, of the big players at £975 per year.

The Brazilian Electricity Regulatory Agency ANEELL) presented a proposal to revise the tariff structure of distribution companies in Brazil.

In the last two scenarios, the actual tariff liberalization commitments that immediately apply (i.e. at year zero) between TPP-ASEAN countries and the other TPP members as the TPP agreement goes into force, are taken into account, assuming the tariff structure of other non-TPP-countries/regions are remaining the same.

This system aims primarily to provide a structure of a national fixed tariff, with a secondary aim to improve productivity and increase capacity throughout the NHS [ 4].