Sentences with phrase «much lower retail prices»

Hollywood initially resisted the shift from video cassette tapes, and the dominant rental model, to DVDs, with their emphasis on sales at much lower retail prices.

Not exact matches

That might explain why some retailers were talking down how much of a benefit lower prices at the pump might yield.

Although it is true that higher volumes will make up for lower prices to some extent, unless you can sell as much as a Kmart or Wal - Mart, you absolutely need at least a 50 percent markup (keystone) to survive in a small retail shop.

Normally, retailers get to decide how much they sell books for, but the publishers were down with the plan because they were worried about Amazon's growing power and the company's penchant for selling ebooks at low prices.

In Indonesia, which ended gasoline subsidies in 2015 and lowered the diesel subsidy to 500 rupiah (3.6 U.S. cents) per litre in 2016, retail prices also haven't risen by as much as the price of crude oil.

Also, funds buy their bond at institutional prices, which are much lower than the price you pay in the retail market..

«The key is thinking like a CPG [consumer packaged goods] operator by being extremely close to your customer insights and then developing products that achieve that insight and behave very much like a brand, not just an alternative to a brand at a lower price,» Mr Parker told The Australian Financial Review ahead of the World Retail Congress in Madrid this week.

Priced below KBB retail, this is a great value and priced much lower than our competition within 300 Priced below KBB retail, this is a great value and priced much lower than our competition within 300 priced much lower than our competition within 300 miles!

With print - on - demand, though, not only is the option available for single - purchase at much lower prices, the option to list the book on sites like Amazon is still there if organizations choose to direct their customers to the retailer and make their royalty that way.

This latest round of speculation follows price cuts at retailers this week as well as offerings at overstock deal portals whereby the 16 GB version of the much maligned tablet is being offered for as low as $ 299.99 with no real sign that retailers are moving stock in any significant volume.

Even the price of these devices are much lower at the local retailer compared to the Samsung's suggested price.

Unless * publishers * actively embrace lower prices on ebooks, and start pricing their books low enough for retailers to discount them down to indie levels and still make a small profit, I don't think the indie pricing range ($ 1 - 6) is in as much danger as some folks think it is.

* 3) Each appearance on a list gets an unweighted score based on the ranking 4) Ranking scores are logarithmically determined (i.e. top scores are much more valuable than lower scores) 5) Each retailer weighted by approximate market share as determined by the editors of Digital Book World and Iobyte Solutions 6) Additional appearance credit is awarded for appearing on multiple lists 7) Combined scores for the week determine final score for each title 8) Titles are ranked by final scores and also grouped into sub-lists by price (four separate price - band lists: $ 0 — $ 2.99; $ 3.00 — $ 7.99; $ 8.00 — $ 9.99; and $ 10.00 and above) 9) Minimum price that appeared at any point during the week on any retailer is used for determine price band (assumption that low price is an important driver of ranking)

However, the e-reader screen technology has cost too much to lower the retail price to that amount, with the cheapest Kindle by Amazon selling for $ 79.

A retailer simply may not see much incentive to drop ebook prices by a dollar or two if a) people are already buying those ebooks through them at the higher price; b) other retailers are likely to match the discount and c) the slightly lower price won't convert many new buyers.

The settlement allows retailers to discount settling publishers» ebooks with just a couple of restrictions, so many people expected it would lead to much lower ebook prices.

My take: So much for the idea that a focus on the lowest - prices (Walmart) or product exclusivity (Target) can completely insulate a retailer from the practice of showrooming.

In most product categories, retailers often stock a low - to moderately priced option, along with a more premium product — one that may not offer much more in terms of function, but might be more ascetically pleasing or better quality.

There are still many smaller retail operations out there that are doing much more than holding their own in the face of increased competition from not only bigger brick - and - mortar competitors, but also internet - based outlets that wield low prices and convenience like weapons.

While Walmart was focusing just on maintaining low price points, the chain forgot to pay much attention to the other factors that make up successful retailing — such things as clean, easy - to - shop stores, quality products, and helpful employees.

The eShop is a much glossier version of the 3DS original, and it's well - stocked: the vast majority of retail games are also available as downloads (full - priced, sadly), while promising and prominently - featured indie games like Little Inferno and Chasing Aurora offer lower - priced experiences.

In addition, New Jersey, in common with many other states, allows homeowners to get credit for their solar electricity at retail prices while the energy being replaced could have been bought by the utility at much lower wholesale prices, a subsidy called net metering.

As this has little to do with the manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP), the cost to insure many vehicles can contradict most people's assumptions about auto insurance rates; in particular, that expensive cars cost much more to insure than cars with a much lower MSRP.

While ZenBook 13's retail price is lower than the Specre 13's entry - level price, HP often has sales that bring the prices much closer together.

It also makes sense on Chromebook - like devices, with a smaller amount of storage that retail for a much lower price.

You won't find anything that offers this much sound at this low of a price (retail at the time this was written is $ 250) with Chromecast support built - in.

Quantum dots are supposed to deliver sharp, accurate colors at a much lower price than their OLED competitors, and the Samsung CF791 retails for $ 750.

The fact that the new 9.7 - inch iPad Pro 2 won't cost too much to produce might also lead to a lower retail price, but we wouldn't bet on that since we're talking about Apple here.

Wholesale means something much lower than retail that can be bought by an investor and sold for a profit at or near retail price.