Sentences with phrase «sell at a subsidized price»

Such a flagship device would sell at a subsidized price and carry the latest version of Android.

Not exact matches

Quinoa falls in the range of several dollars, and wheat sells at a much cheaper price of 10 cents since it's subsidized by the government.

The overwhelming majority of iPhones aren't sold at their full asking price; they are instead subsidized by carriers in exchange for consumers signing term contracts.

The case, which was filed on Dec. 20 and made public on Wednesday, centers on the punitive tariffs that the United States imposes when it finds other countries guilty of subsidizing their products or of selling them abroad at unfairly low prices, a practice known as dumping.

U.S. customs officials maintain that Canadian companies are subsidized and are «dumping» the product in the U.S., where producers of the same product can not afford to sell at equally cut - rate prices.

Under international trade rules, a country can slap duties on imports that are intentionally sold at below - market prices or that are unfairly subsidized by the exporter's government.

The Commissioner for Agriculture revealed that LAKE Rice, which is being sold at a highly subsidized rate of N12, 000 per bag of 50 kg, has helped crashed the skyrocketing price of rice in the country.

According to them, government's decision to sell the fertilizer at a subsidized price instead of giving them out for free, amounts to robbing the farmers.

Not surprisingly, attempts to sell them subsidized LLINs during the years 2000 to 2005 fell badly short, even at prices as low as $ 2 to $ 3 per net.

We sell the seeds and the herbicide at market prices, and we subsidize the learning, the testing and the development of distribution channels so that we don't actually make a profit in the first several years.

This model, Epps argued, would be preferable to the model Motorola, Samsung and others are using to sell their tablets via carriers at a subsidized price.

However, we expect those carriers to start selling the Galaxy Nexus at a subsidized price next year.

To gain market share quickly in Brazil, Amazon will likely sell its most basic Kindle model at a subsidized price of under 500 reais ($ 239), three times more expensive than in the U.S. but still bellow rival products, the source said.

When the MediaPad hits the U.S. shores this fall, the tablet will be likely sold though carriers at a subsidized price (but tied to a monthly data contract), as Engadget reports Huawei has no plans to release a Wi - Fi - only model of its Honeycomb 3.2 tablet.

While Amazon is rumored to be either subsidizing the price slightly or at most selling the hardware at cost, they are not the only option available.