Sentence examples for studying prices from inspiring English sources

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.

I've been studying prices in 10 cities around the country and I'm startled by how expensive housing still seems, compared to underlying rents, particularly in Los Angeles and San Francisco.

For the past year she has worked in isolation on a computer on the trading floor, studying price charts and technical indicators while trying to shut out the noise of the pit.

Tom Czekanski, director of collections and exhibits at the National World War II Museum in New Orleans, recommends that both new and experienced collectors take time to study prices of memorabilia.

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.

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.

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

Chang et al. (2010)employed hedonic price modeling to study price differentials of retailed eggs andreported significant premiums attributed to production method, variation ingeographic locations and egg color.