Sentences with phrase «effectively modeling pricing»

Effectively modeling pricing strategies and margin expectations on new product launches.

Not exact matches

The main snafus are with the new type of battery the company is building in order to cost - effectively produce the Model 3, which at around $ 35,000 has a much lower price tag than Tesla's Model S and Model X.

This new environment requires personnel with advanced training in a new combination of knowledge and skills: a solid understanding of the behavior of the driving forces of financial markets; the quantitative skills to develop pricing models, risk management techniques, and utilize emerging technologies; and the personal skills to work and communicate effectively within their corporate structure and with clients.

The CS is effectively in a class of its own, both in terms of pricing and driving experience, and while it is a limited run model, it's a high price to pay for exclusivity.

Much like its roof design, 2014 911 Targa pricing effectively bridges the gap between comparable 911 Carrera 4 / 4S coupe and cabriolet models.

Priced at $ 22,450 drive - away, the new Cerato Sport slots in between the S automatic AV pack and the Si automatic, effectively replacing the S Premium model but adding extra equipment.

Actually, considering its more generous list of standard features, the 2005 Boxster is effectively priced less than the outgoing model.

Publishers will sell both the same books, and at the same prices, and with the Agency Model restrictions — effectively killing the biggest possible differentiator.

Regulators are concerned about ebook pricing because the new pricing models which ebook retailers used effectively forced the publishing industry to shift its own policies accordingly.

With these goals in mind, libraries need to find the content they desire, seek the best price possible, determine sustainable business models, analyze license agreements, and evaluate vendors to effectively purchase ebooks.

She writes, «The Government and critics of the settlement dispute whether the decree effectively disallows agency pricing and therefore dictates a particular business model.

This model effectively sets a price for the stock so that the sum of its dividend yield plus its growth rate equals the investor's required total return.

Thus Nordhaus's DICE model says that the price of carbon emissions should eventually rise to more than $ 200 a ton, effectively more than quadrupling the cost of coal, but that most of that increase should come late this century, with a much more modest initial fee of around $ 30 a ton.

Corporate America's demands for AFAs in complex commercial litigation and transaction matters have effectively shifted the «risk of loss» from poor «case management» to outside law firms, who historically passed those risks on to their clients via the «billable hour» pricing model (e.g., «Something unexpected came up in your matter.

GCs will increasingly prefer law firms with whom it is easy to do business because they have invested in organizing themselves effectively in terms of pricing models to deliver certainty and predictability, optimized e-billing practices which map to the departments own tools and processes, and ideally, real - time online reporting of financial data, helping the GC to manage his or her budgets and stakeholders.

If LG could bring the G Watch under the $ 200 point there would be a clearer argument for it, but the fact that the Android Wear experience is effectively the same no matter the model makes price a bigger contributing factor.

This afternoon Apple revealed the iPhone 6s and the iPhone 6s Plus, effectively replacing the pricing tier that included the non-s models revealed last year.

However, under this new model seller - buyer - rebate condition it effectively potentially seduces the buyer into buying its in - house listing with the rebate applied which effectively reduces the purchase price for the buyer by 2.5 % no matter what price is paid, be it full price or less.