Sentence examples for uniform pricing from inspiring English sources

Because housing is so uniform, pricing is fairly predictable.

This could raise the producer surplus by 30% compared with uniform pricing.

It cast Apple as the ringmaster of the conspiracy, colluding with the publishers to collectively help them defeat Amazon's uniform pricing of $9.99 for new e-books.

Smaller mobile operators, especially those in Eastern Europe that face potentially steep increases in leasing costs, are lobbying against the uniform pricing guidelines.

Other provisions called on Microsoft to set uniform pricing and royalty fees for the 20 largest personal computer makers, a measure included to make sure Microsoft could not use discriminatory pricing to force PC makers to favor Microsoft over competitors.

Uniform pricing would also remove the risk that polluting businesses flee to so-called "pollution havens"' – countries where a lack of environmental regulation enables them to continue to pollute unrestrained.

*A uniform price list for Windows.

After debate, the board decided to set one uniform price, $175, for the gala, on June 19.

Some of the minutes gave the impression that the uniform price rises were not mere coincidence.

They ought to be better for sellers (and possibly for some customers too) than a uniform price.

Mr. Cue said he was referring to the publishers' ability to price books above Amazon's uniform price of $9.99 in Apple's iBookstore.