Sentence examples for studied pricing from inspiring English sources

Judith A. Chevalier, an economist at the Yale School of Management who has studied pricing, gives this example: Imagine a town that has been hit by a hurricane and lost some of its electricity.

Dada and Srikanth (1987) studied pricing policies under quantity discounts.

Lin and Lin [2] studied pricing debt value in stochastic interest rate by using Lévy processes.

Sinha and Sarmah (2010) studied pricing decisions in a distribution channel under the competition and coordination issues in which two competitive vendors sell products to a common retailer in the same market.

Thangam (2012) studied pricing and lot-sizing decisions in a supply chain model for a deteriorating product where the supplier provides the retailer a full trade credit period for payments and the retailer offers the partial trade credit to end users.

The ONS has studied price inflation since 1750, and it's been quite a rocky ride.

Relatedly, Dahl and Dugga (1996) studied price elasticity of demand and supply in US oil market and indicated that US oil reserves to be elastic.

In the 1930s and 1940s, Elliott studied price movement in stocks from 1850 to 1940 and discovered that they moved in patterns of waves.

Raising prices in the middle of a big downturn in consumer spending might not be such a crazy idea, said J. Miguel Villas-Boas, a marketing professor who studies pricing and consumer choice at the Haas School of Business of the University of California, Berkeley.

Separately, a planned power plant near Odessa is studying prices for the technology.

Lombra, after studying prices at a retail store, had concluded that rounding cash transactions would be more likely to raise consumer expenditures than to lower them.