price differentiation

Through such price differentiation, banks have the potential to foster sustainability.

Opening up not only regionally, but also globally, should make price differentiation more difficult.

But analysts say the insurance companies were largely motivated by the prospect of gaining market share through price differentiation.

The main advantage being that product differentiation can be achieved and thus price differentiation.

This is intended to permit content providers (motion picture studios, etc.) to do effective price differentiation between regions.

Q. But doesn't the consumer already benefit from widespread price differentiation between the discounters and the department stores that are discounting merchandise, too?

Price discrimination or price differentiation exists when sales of identical goods or services are transacted at different prices from the same provider.

Increasingly, operators apply separate tariffs, partly related to the gradually introduced OV-chipkaart, which combines card integration with price differentiation.

In contrast to commercial producers, some science agencies have found price differentiation impractical, since it can be more expensive for them to keep track of who is entitled to which price than to make the information available for free.

With products becoming commoditized, price differentiation no longer sustainable, and customers demanding more, companies - particularly communications service providers (landline, wireless, broadband, cable, satellite, etc.) - are focusing on delivering superior customer experiences.

Premier Taxis adjusted its fares differently by only increasing some fare components, while SmartCab chose not to raise its fares at all, resulting in the most marked price differentiation between the companies since deregulation in 1998.

This includes documented instances of price differentiation, enforcement of controversial patents against competitors, attempts to prevent discounted direct selling by publishers, and a declared intention to cease working with third-party print on demand services in favour of its own.

The Chancellor may decide to encourage greater use of diesel: however, he has only limited scope for any price differentiation between DERV and petrol, for since December diesel has actually been 10 pence per gallon more expensive than unleaded petrol.