The movie business is especially well suited to what economists call " differentialpricing".
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Utility SSE said it hoped the government's announcement heralded an end to differentialpricing, which it said some rivals practiced.
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They have to adopt differentialpricing of their products across the board, to reflect disparities in earnings and purchasing power in the global marketplace.
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In Iowa, which has differentialpricing, the man would pay $2,674, but the woman would pay $3,647.
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The government's calculations "may create the appearance of differentialpricing...when none exists," AFSA and four other industry groups wrote in a Feb 18 letter.
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Jakarta would seek guarantees on preferentialpricing, "fair distribution" of vaccines worldwide and transfer of technology.
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Preferentialpricing could improve Samsung's competitive edge in TVs.
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These create dualpricing, making industry inputs cheaper for domestic manufacturers than for foreign competitors.
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The Central Bank of Ireland has found dualpricing in the insurance market to be common.
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However, the retail trade says dualpricing may not be feasible for variable weight and fresh products.
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The Minister for Finance, Mr Quinn, said that for about four years, there is likely to be mandatory dualpricing.
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Insurance companies have been accused of scamming loyal customers by charging them far more than new customers through a practice of dualpricing.
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In response, earlier this month, AT&T introduced a tieredpricing structure for data.
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The message ends with a link to information on AT&T's tieredpricing schemes.
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The Paltalk service has a tieredpricing plan.
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But just like AT&T, Verizon plans to switch to tieredpricing in the future, according to Stratton.
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The company has said in the past it would operate tieredpricing, with lower prices for poorer countries.
Ús de price discrimination en anglès
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Perhaps for this reason alone, I think widespread pricediscrimination is unlikely.
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This is not discrimination based on age; it's pricediscrimination based on age.
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When it comes to airfares, there are two levels of pricediscrimination, both driven by algorithms.
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First, there is pricediscrimination by the airline.
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IT'S COMING So far, the ACCC says, it has not got great evidence of pricediscrimination happening.
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Often it's a result of pricediscrimination.
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Amex asserts that the rules protect customers from pricediscrimination and have helped promote competition, court papers show.
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Indeed, perfect pricediscrimination may mean that no two people pay the same price for the same product or service.
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Economists tend to like pricediscrimination, because it allows wealthier purchasers to subsidize sales to poor customers, while maximizing profits.
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LOYAL car insurance customers are being charged up to hundreds of dollars more than new policyholders in a pricediscrimination trap.
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To be fair to the concept of pricediscrimination, it's only 100 per cent bad where prices are already low and competitive.
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For example, airlines could use pricediscrimination to cut prices for some people to help fill up empty last-minute seats on aeroplanes.
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The reverse is called pricediscrimination, and it involves companies shifting the price depending on how much people are willing to pay.
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Then there are intermediary platforms, such as travel agents or price comparison websites, which can introduce a further level of pricediscrimination.
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The FCA said there have been several instances of unfair pricediscrimination on longstanding consumers in general insurance, cash savings and mortgage markets.
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LIMITATIONS There is a legal issue which limits the use of pricediscrimination -such as if a seller engages in actual discrimination.