Sentence examples for use of price from inspiring English sources

Irena, he said, will help countries evaluate their specific renewable energy resources and advise them on the best policies to adopt — preferably, for best effect, the use of price incentives rather than quantitative regulatory targets.

Rival supermarkets and analysts said the use of "price per pack" meant that Aldi was not comparing like for like, because traditional chains sell a much broader range of products, including many more branded items and packs in different sizes.

Recent falls in the price of milk have been linked to a price war between supermarkets, which are finding it difficult to hang on to their market share due to growing competition and increased use of price promotions and discounting.

It argues that this would improve the quality of the NYSE's prices by removing a cross-subsidy (free use of price data) to regional exchanges, without which some would go bust, leading to more trading in New York.

The framework advocates the further embrace of metrics, the use of price as a proxy for quality, the relaxation of conditions of entry to the sector for private providers, and the creation of a regulatory body to ensure consumer protection from the abuse of market power.

Last week, for example, India's state gas firm, GAIL, signed a deal to pipe gas from Myanmar along a new pipeline.Until recently another big deterrent to energy investment in South-East Asia was the widespread use of price controls and fuel subsidies.

They may argue that the use of price-customisation software by sellers amounts to tacit collusion to overcharge particular groups of buyers.

University officials acknowledge that their use of pricing to attract out-of-state students is a break from the past.

In a chapter on the social sciences, he cites, among many others, such useful innovations as theories of human capital and social mobility, research in linguistics and even the use of prices to reduce traffic jams.

Online shopping and the use of price-comparison engines and consumer-generated reviews to make buying decisions has been growing steadily throughout the decade.

The idea is based on the use of pricing factors to reflect the impact of interference, which is in principle similar to that of interference pricing.