Sentence examples for view of the consumer from inspiring English sources

We consider the point of view of the consumer, the firm and a social planner, formulating suitable McKean-Vlasov control problems with stochastic coefficients.

The second view of the consumer, which was evident in the industry's internal documents, was of consumers as irrational, malleable, and manipulable.

From the point of the view of the consumer, never before have we had so many devices and platforms on which to consume and share content.

"A number that is very costly to maintain and makes no sense from the point of view of the consumer," say the authors of WTDWYM.

The theory encompassed a variety of market phenomena, including product differentiation, a situation in which each seller carries goods that have some unique properties in the view of the consumer (brand names, special ingredients, accompanying customer services, etc).

"In a single platform, we can build a more holistic view of the consumer," Sheikha explained.

The most obvious conclusion to be drawn from a review of the year 1949/50 is that, whether the matter is looked at from the point of view of the producers or from the point of view of the consumers, the year was a fairly good one.

Turnbull also discussed changes in the media that have occurred since ARM was founded in 1991, including the retreat of media "curated" by editors in favour of news that suits the views of the consumer.

The current marketplace is one in which each customer needs to be treated as a unique individual (what has been called N=1) This goes beyond mass customization or "a customer of one": those are still business-centric views of the consumer.

It's no wonder the public has a poor view of the term "consumer".

"The interest rate hike was largely expected in view of the elevated consumer price index that has remained close to double digits in the last few months," said Anis Chakravarty, senior director at Deloitte India.