Moreover, few other mail-order retailers -- and that's essentially what Amazon is -- use a low-price strategy.
Grandage, whose West End theatre company used a low-price tickets policy to attract younger audiences, was also deliberately catering to the attention spans and orthopaedic endurance of the more recently born by reducing even the thickest tragedies, Hamlet and King Lear, to under three hours and taking not much more than two to do Henry V with Jude Law.
Our main assumption is that, during the period of the co-payment's increase, the only difference between NHS and ADSE patients is the latter's opportunity to use a low-price private provider within their plan's network, as an alternative to the increase in price in the public sector.
Moreover, other beneficial factors for its widespread use are: a low price, availability, and the fact that it is a generator product.
Silicone began to be used from the 1960s and since then it has become a widely used prosthesis in medical practice, with a low price, ease of handling, and ease of removal in the case of side effects such as infection.
Browse bins of books on sale for a low price at used bookstores, garage sales, or a used book sale at the library.
To combat these efforts, Microsoft began offering its older Windows XP operating system for use on netbooks at a low price.
A few years later, it used a similar low-price strategy in the wireless business.
It has started the week with a further fall but analysts said copper may now get a boost from bargain hunters as manufacturers use the low price to replenish stocks.
The drives are likely to be used in the low price PC segment, where Apple's iMac (which retails for about $1,200) has been very successful.
