competitive tariff

Switching suppliers and getting the most competitive tariff will save more than the price cuts just announced.

The new provisions should guarantee consumers better quality services and more competitive tariffs, without calling into question the universal service and the public administrations which provide for it.

All the bidders proposed competitive tariffs, but Wataniya Maldives was investing heavily to deliver new services in the fastest possible time thus succeeded the competition.

As a dominant exporter of light manufacturing products, ASEAN has competitive tariff rates that make it difficult for India to gain access to the industry market in ASEAN countries.

I believe that a band of competitive tariffs should remain in place, but I still think that it is important for a European Company to have the tax systems in the various Member States at least geared to one another.

Tata Power won the project through a competitive tariff based bidding route in 2006 by quoting 55% of the fuel cost as a non-escalable component and a levellised tariff of Rs 2.26 per kWh or unit.

Due to the availability of highly competitive tariffs, First Utility customer levels increased dramatically, including a jump from 100,000-120,000 in just over a month, First Utility had to grow their customer service team quickly in order to cope.

Indeed, some postal services, advantaged by particularly competitive tariffs, practice unfair competition by giving incentives to mail reposting, and so poach from the national mail services business which they handle as international mail services, since the mail is deposited or sorted with them outside national boundaries.