Such trades typically do not affect profits but can make market demand appear greater and thereby drive up prices.
That subsidiary has been widely accused of using its control of the pipeline to withhold gas from the California market, and thereby drive up prices.
Machines that drive human workers into unemployment, rather than into another industry where the human workers will be productive, will serve only to drive down workers' wages and thereby drive down the machine's value.
The point of Frankfurt's paper was to drive a wedge between responsibility and alternate possibilities, and to thereby drive a wedge between responsibility and libertarian freedom.
According to the report, the incentive for U.S. broadband providers to compete on speed grounds — and thereby drive demand for superfast services — is being suppressed by a focus on selling bundled pay-TV services, rather than standalone superfast broadband.
We would argue that this concept is useful to broadly grasp the type of actions and decision-making which diverse actors must engage in to identify and exploit such an opportunity and thereby drive forward an innovation process.
The data suggest that successful efforts to train, obtain buy-in, and emphasize system usability and reliability may, in turn, influence perceptions of related network externalities and thereby drive SCRM adoption.
The X-ray structure of complex I from Yarrowia lipolytica provides clues supporting the previously proposed two-state stabilization change mechanism, in which ubiquinone redox chemistry induces conformational states and thereby drives proton pumping.
Such output-based updating allocations can provide perverse incentives and thereby drive up the costs of achieving a cap.
