Significados de differential pricing practices em inglês

The movie business is especially well suited to what economists call " differential pricing".

Utility SSE said it hoped the government's announcement heralded an end to differential pricing, which it said some rivals practiced.

They have to adopt differential pricing of their products across the board, to reflect disparities in earnings and purchasing power in the global marketplace.

In Iowa, which has differential pricing, the man would pay $2,674, but the woman would pay $3,647.

The government's calculations "may create the appearance of differential pricing...when none exists," AFSA and four other industry groups wrote in a Feb 18 letter.

Jakarta would seek guarantees on preferential pricing, "fair distribution" of vaccines worldwide and transfer of technology.

Preferential pricing could improve Samsung's competitive edge in TVs.

These create dual pricing, making industry inputs cheaper for domestic manufacturers than for foreign competitors.

The Central Bank of Ireland has found dual pricing in the insurance market to be common.

However, the retail trade says dual pricing may not be feasible for variable weight and fresh products.

The Minister for Finance, Mr Quinn, said that for about four years, there is likely to be mandatory dual pricing.

Insurance companies have been accused of scamming loyal customers by charging them far more than new customers through a practice of dual pricing.

In response, earlier this month, AT&T introduced a tiered pricing structure for data.

The message ends with a link to information on AT&T's tiered pricing schemes.

The Paltalk service has a tiered pricing plan.

But just like AT&T, Verizon plans to switch to tiered pricing in the future, according to Stratton.

The company has said in the past it would operate tiered pricing, with lower prices for poorer countries.