By investing adequately in tobacco control, implementing laws that reduce our kids' exposure to not only secondhand smoke, but also the tobacco industry's insidious marketing, and by enacting policies that ensure tobacco products are priced uniformly high; we will save more lives and see less tobacco-caused disease in the future.
The higher costs in metropolitan areas dissuades suppliers to establish IFs as the gap between overall uniformly fixed price and equilibrium prices is larger than in rural areas (Additional file 1).
The seafood is of uniformly excellent quality, reasonably priced and well prepared.
But it hasn't led to uniformly low prices.
Though Laker Airways shut in 1982, Sir Freddie -- he was knighted in 1978 -- stands alongside Herbert D. Kelleher, founder of Southwest Airlines, and Sir Richard Branson, founder of Virgin Atlantic, as a pioneer in the global airline business, an industry once known for uniformly high prices.
If Wal-Mart.com is a hit, it will ultimately benefit from the powerfully efficient product distribution system that enables Wal-Mart stores to offer diverse goods at uniformly low prices.
Once you start making lifesaving drugs available at lower cost to the world's poorest people or to 65-year-olds in the U.S. you have to explain why you cannot deliver the product at a uniformly low price to everyone.
Historically, commodity prices, particularly gold, have been instant indicators when a central bank prints too much money (commodity prices uniformly zoom up) or too little (commodity prices generally fall).
Rather than raising prices uniformly across huge markets, a data-rich seller can opportunistically exercise power where traditional monopoly is not visible, charging extra for gas today and a bit more for a movie tomorrow.
Any errors due to imperfect information can affect all land prices uniformly so HPM is not biased.
