Sentence examples for vigorous price from inspiring English sources

If high-quality care is both expensive to provide and hard for consumers to detect, the argument goes, then vigorous price competition will drive high-quality care out of the market.

(Another, perhaps more-intuitive, way to put this is that vigorous price competition reduces profit margins, and reduced margins result in cutbacks in charity care and pro bono work).

The results might be of a particular interest to other researchers aiming at modeling consumers' preferences as well as to mobile telephone operators and regulatory authorities it is shown that capacity for vigorous price competition between mobile operators is limited by non-price factors, which affect subscriber's choices, especially in the presence of asymmetric mobile termination rates.

In contrast to U.S. antitrust enforcement, the E.U. now punishes vigorous price competition by dominant firms.

This reduced incentives for risk selection, but also diluted ex-ante incentives for vigorous price negotiations with providers.

These ex-post compensations between profit- and loss-making health insurers partly dilute the ex-ante incentives for vigorous price negotiations with health care providers (for more details, see [ 30]).

What really bothers some is that vigorous sticker price competition might reduce the ability of colleges to engage in private income redistribution.

Vigorous tea prices have boosted Malawi's economy, to which farming is by far the biggest contributor.

Many countries are seeing vigorous growth in prices for housing, commercial real estate, or both.

That decision provoked four vigorous dissents, and the price for the unanimity of the new opinion might have been the omission of the reference.

The rise and fall in CellCyte shares were a classic "pump and dump," in which some of those with big positions in the stock gin up the price with vigorous promotion of questionable validity and then sell out before the fall.