The profit-maximizing N rate was sensitive to the price of N and the price of switchgrass across all soil types/landscapes, but sensitivity to price changes were not equal for all soil types/landscapes.
4 36 37 We assumed more sensitivity to price changes in younger smokers for several reasons.
John C. Rother, policy director of AARP, said the organization had begun to monitor price changes for about 200 commonly prescribed drugs and would periodically report its findings to the public.
Since eggs include fresh and processed uses, many eggs are sold primarily to food manufacturers for processed foods such as candy and baked goods, and thus the contained cholesterol is not sensitive to retail price changes for eggs.
Product pins have been used for other Pinterest features, too, such as the company's ability to track price changes for shoppers' favorite products, and then alert consumers when the price drops.
This has spawned a whole ecosystem of third-party price-optimization tools called "repricers," which use the MWS API to automatically respond to price changes in order to maximize sales for the Marketplace seller (the WSJ published a great piece on this back in March, aptly likening it to high-frequency trading).
Farecast, which launched in May 2006, tries to predict flight price changes for consumers so they know whether to buy now or wait.
It understands the nuances of each store's own policies, which can often be confusing to consumers who try to track sales and price changes for themselves.
The price elasticity of both wine and brandy was close to one, suggesting that price changes for these two products will not affect merchants' revenues.
As discussed earlier, the magnitude of nutrient responses to a price change for any particular food group is estimated as the weighted average of all own- and cross-price elasticities, with each weight expressed as the contributed share of each food to a particular nutrient.
