Sentence examples for substitutable goods from inspiring English sources

Consider an industry with two firms producing imperfectly substitutable goods.

And its applications can be found in inventory or pricing competition among several firms that provide substitutable goods or services (see [16] and [17]), a supply chain network model (see [18]), stochastic user equilibrium traffic network (see [19]) and wireless network (see [20]).

The prejudice that classical music is merely a substitutable commodity and a tiny minority's pastime has gained ground.

Is every stringent good substitutable without loss by a good that imposes just actual demands?

Also, most commodities produced by less-developed countries face competition from the developed countries, which may produce the same commodities (such as petroleum, sugar, rice, and tobacco) or goods substitutable in varying degrees (such as soybean oil for peanut oil).

When the goods are sufficiently substitutable, the proposition 1 does not hold.

When, given (n), competition becomes tougher because composite goods are more substitutable, the competition effect is less affected by the increase in competition.

These businesses shift Samsung away from easily substitutable gadgets towards more essential industrial goods (see table)—or from "infotainment" to "lifecare", as the company puts it.

A commodity is substitutable.

The market for art has many features that differentiate it from the markets for other fungible goods -- artworks are unique, not substitutable, illiquid, and the market is not transparent.

Such substitution costs may arise due to a variety of reasons: the cost of the reworking required on an item to make it substitutable for the other, loss of a customer's goodwill due to substitution, etc. Deterioration of physical goods in stock is a very realistic feature and there is a big need to consider it in the inventory modelling of substitutable items.