Sentences with phrase «average consumers know»

After all, the majority of average consumers know their Samsung smartphone to be a «Galaxy» not an «Android phone».

I never looked back.One thing that has become abundantly clear since we started this is how little the average consumer knows about food manufacturing.

«What happens when the average consumer no longer trusts that the systems they use daily are trustworthy?

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But what the average Tims consumer might not know is the myriad of business, psychological and cultural issues that have gone into this 19 - cent change.

BlackBerry still owns more than 40 % of the North American smartphone market, and though it continues to show healthy growth in emerging markets, investors worry about the declining average sale price for its products, about RIM's failure to make a dent in the consumer marketplace, and about the growing sense that it no longer offers an enterprise user anything that one of its sexier rivals doesn't do as well or better.

And the idea of consumers supporting hard - pressed farmers may have been a laudable goal decades ago, but it no longer applies: In 2010, the average dairy farm's net worth was well more than $ 2.5 million; the average poultry / egg farm's net worth was almost $ 4 million — far more than all other Canadian farmers, and far, far more than the average Canadian family.

People who've followed our recent exchange know: 1) I'm eager to advertise the fees at my BTM because they are well below average, at 5 % 2) There is certainly a basis for a consumer to use a BTM despite the cost.

As many of you know, I have been heavily adding to my large Canadian banks (TD, BNS, RY) in my ROTH for several months, averaging down my purchase price and wanted to expand my portfolio holdings beyond the banks by adding an additional industrial name (DOV) and consumer staple (ADM).

We know that the average consumer doesn't have the time to sort through all the details of each credit card offer, so we're doing it for you.

The problem is that for the average Chinese consumers, it is difficult to know whether the wine they are purchasing is real or fake.

Although there are literally hundreds of scientific studies published in recent medical journals describing the amazing health benefits of antioxidant rich Red Palm Fruit Oil, the average health conscious consumer or health professional knows very little about this oil.

I don't know the financial component of such a move, but increasing the price of the Fight Pass to US $ 15 - 20 a month, which would include all the PPVs, some of these fight nights, and other assorted UFC - themed programming might make the average consumer more likely to purchase the Fight Pass over having to decide if spending $ 60 for a PPV is really worth it.

Whilst the initial idea was to write a short summary of the state of the opposition to prime minister Viktor Orbán, I had to quickly realize that the average Western news consumer hardly knew anything about Hungary.

Still, the researchers say based on what we do know, the average consumer has reason to be a little concerned.

There's so much conflicting info, that the average consumer doesn't even know where to start when it comes to eating for fat loss.

You wouldn't raise the cost of production by assaying raw materials or finished products; you would just assume it's good enough knowing that the «Average Joe» consumer will do the same.

The average consumers may not be interested in the tech specs of a product (or may not even understand the specs if they read them), but always want to know what the product can do for them.

What the hell does that mean to the average consumer because I'm pretty sure they don't know.

The average consumer doesn't even know what it means to root, and doesn't even know the Nook Color exists.

«In my judgment, the average consumer is unlikely to know how the drop down menu has the content which it displays, but is likely to believe that it is intended to be helpful to him and is some consequence of other searches that have been carried out.

Any company that markets 4G right now as a reason to mark up prices is retarded and while the average consumer (because most Americans are ignorant) wont see that 4G has almost NO coverage in comparison, its not worth the extra price even if there is an «upgrade» in the future when coverage is more stable.

My last point was that I doubt the average consumer cares about all of this however, because if Amazon can bring the prices down, the consumer will jump on it, and frankly, I'm sure the average person is more interested in books from the big sellers (ie, better known authors that can charge 14.99) than unknown works at 6.99, which makes Amazon's battle a win for them.

My way works for me quite well, but the Lord only knows I'm not the average consumer.

Unfortunately, most paid personal finance programs like Quicken and Microsoft Money (no longer updated) are way too complicated and expensive for what the average consumer needs.

This is because the average consumer not only says a big, fat «No, thank you,» to the opportunity to do extra mathematical calculations, we are also under the false impression that making minimum payments was more than enough to get out of debt in a reasonable time frame.

Here's what we do know: FICO does say that consumers with the highest credit scores, on average, maintain debt usage ratios below 10 %.

Pennsylvania Consumer Credit Counseling, also know as bad credit debt consolidation programs could reduce your interest rates down to 8 % on average.

Infographic: What most consumers know about credit scores — The average American isn't exactly a credit scoring expert, but there are some basic elements of credit scoring that most Americans do know, according to a survey by the Consumer Federation of America... (See Credit score)

Did you know that the average consumer's credit score fluctuates by as much as 40 points throughout the course of the month, depending on when the payees (mortgage companies, auto loans, credit cards, etc.) report the payments to the credit bureaus?

We know from our Joe Debtor study that the average person in Ontario who files a consumer proposal or bankruptcy has an income that is almost 40 % lower than the median income in Ontario.

They're paying attention to ingredients in a different way — for the average consumer, grain - free and by - product free is no longer enough — and they're asking more questions about processing.

«Many consumers are no longer satisfied with average - looking dog beds that fall apart after two washes,» she says.

Unfortunately we don't get and share the exact specifics of that... I know your site and your readers are much more sophisticated than the average public, but for the most part, we believe the type of consumer that's buying an Xbox today, they should be able to buy with confidence.

Average consumers are generally extremely price conscious and mostly don't know about the product their buyings actual function.

XV isn't that much of an issue for Atlus in Japan, given that the Japanese Persona fanbase is pretty big on its own (big enough to warrant taking over the Tokyo Tower to advertise the game), but in the West, Final Fantasy is the better - known brand to the average consumer.

The average consumer doesn't complain about the graphics on the Wii, because they know what to expect, and understand the approach.

Nintendo if you're reading this: Make a REAL Pokémon RPG for WiiU (no more lame handheld exclusive BS), a new mature Kid Ikarus, 2D Metroid, Starfox, F - zero along with Zelda and a bunch of NEW IPs that draw in MORE than your average consumer.

Still there is the problem about the consumer information before launch, we do have the right to know what a game is before buying it, but that doesn't say nothing about «before launch», we don't need to instabuy games on launch (neither preorder it) So, I'm always skeptical about reviews (before and after launch anyway), what makes me buy a game is general public review and to see how the game plays by an «average joe».

Data point: And did you know the average American household puts out more than 48 metric tons (or 105,840 pounds) of greenhouse gas emissions each year just from their home, cars, flights, food and consumer choices?

It would be easy to tear apart Professor Nathwani's math calculations — for example, «The total electricity bill for Ontario consumers has increased at 3.2 per cent per year on average» — but anyone reading that blatant claim knows his math is flawed!

The assumption that marginal value equals average value — what in economics is technically called an assumption of zero consumer surplus — makes calculations easy but is known to be wrong.

So an average consumer walking into a grocery store would have no way of knowing which milk came from hormone - altered cows and which didn't (unless the consumer chose certified - organic milk, which is always free of synthetic hormones).

It is actually quite a good summary of things that the average consumer should know, including how to complain to a vendor, various scams to be aware of, cellphones, charities, collection agencies, fraud, digital TV, door to door sales, gift cards, misleading advertising, telemarketing and travel.

43 Thus, the Board of Appeal implicitly held that the majority of average Spanish consumers did not speak English or, at least, did not speak it well enough to know the meaning of the word «doughnuts».

Product - liability actions for inherently dangerous products take into account the fact that the dangers of such products are not generally known or understood by the average consumer — and certainly not by their children.

The average consumer simply does not understand life insurance products and surely do not know what the best life insurance company for their needs will be.

What's happening to premiums: 33 % average increase Participating insurers: Blue Cross Blue Shield Other stuff to know: Premiums raised an average 28 % in 2017, but 91 % of consumers received subsidies.

What are some auto insurance secrets that the insurance companies know about but that the average consumer does not?

Does the average consumer really know what type of life insurance he or she should purchase for their specific needs?

It may surprise you to know that renters pay more for auto insurance on average than home owners by as much as 6 percent accord to a Consumer Federation of America report.