Sentences with phrase «competitive price difference»

If your product is better, find the competitive price difference and price upward.

If yours isn't as good, find the competitive price difference and price downward.

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It's a price - competitive industry in which the difference between profit and loss is tiny.

1) Less than five per cent of Canada's economy is likely to experience significant competitive pressures from differences in jurisdictional carbon prices.

Currently Germany is more price competitive although the difference between the countries has narrowed significantly since the sharp global fall in dairy prices last year.

These stores can afford to be very competitive with their pricing, and you will see the difference when you figure cost per diaper.

It is a well - known fact that to keep the prices of consoles competitive companies will sell them at a loss and make up the difference using other alternatives, usually through software.

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If they're not, we are certainly interested in knowing why and addressing the difference with our official vendors to ensure that we do have the most competitive pricing and the highest level of service.

The price differences are intended both to stay competitive with the Nook Tablet but also the iPad.

We believe competitive long - term returns can be achieved by identifying meaningful differences between market price and intrinsic value.

The difference between the NREL analysis and the real world solar prices suggests either that the NREL methodology needs some tweaking or the solar industry has some work to do to get its pricing in line with what might be expected in a fully competitive market.

If they were not offered any more, the «green deals» would become more competitive, there would be less of a price difference and we would be generally paying more for our energy.

Auto insurance companies are both unique and competitive in how they rate motorists, and like many other products, there are usually distinct price differences between businesses.

The insurance titans provide similar coverage features and options at competitive prices, and both enjoy strong financial health — but they do have a few differences.

The difference at Term Life Insurance for Males, is that we know which companies offer the most competitive term life insurance prices for certain health conditions like diabetes, high blood pressure, and obesity.

But differences in learning styles, busier lives, and competitive pricing have made online learning increasingly popular.

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