threshold price

"What has been missing is the technology and the threshold price that will lead to a revolution in lifting that oil."

A contingency tax should give the government a share of profits when prices of oil are higher than a given threshold price.

A drop in fair trade threshold prices would help them to sell in the EU.

In January 2004, Ms. Norton made the incentives far more generous by raising the threshold prices.

Even if the threshold price is exceeded, the tax increase would be only one-tenth of a cent until the price of gasoline went above $1.50 a gallon.

The incentives were supposed to stop if oil prices climbed above a "threshold price" of $34 a barrel, but leasing officials omitted the escape clause for two years.

In 1971, he said, the Met set another threshold price with the purchase of a painting by Velazquez, "Juan de Pareja," for $5.5 million.

The EU should calculate the threshold price for fair trade products and raise the threshold prices for other products from developing countries.

In economics, a threshold price point is the psychological fixing of prices to entice a buyer up to a certain threshold at which the buyer will be lost anyway.

Since the contract establishes floor and threshold prices that govern how many shares (or cash equivalent) are returned at a given market price, the investor will be protected against downside risk below the floor while enjoying appreciation potential up to the threshold.

The companies, which included major producers like Chevron, Shell and ConocoPhillips, had claimed lucrative government incentives for drilling in the Gulf of Mexico even though the incentives were not supposed to be available if market prices climbed above certain "threshold prices."

Not that he had not attempted it many times in the past--he had, and often with some degree of success--but with the recent increase in his net worth, he would now be able to meet the threshold prices of more people in more situations.

As such, the threshold price point to defect, as represented by the value of the convoy, increases to include both the price of losing their existing support network and non-quantifiable factors such as friends, family, safety, and other goods over the course of their lives.