price parity

Like others, I'd be happy if digital was at price parity with physical across the board.

This need for price parity has influenced every console war since.

In practice, however, large differences from theoretical price parity can arise.

"And it's not a price parity - that would be economic suicide if we were the same price as the outside."

She supported legislation requiring gender price parity for dry cleaning.

But big hotel franchises have not been satisfied with simply maintaining price parity between themselves and the e-travel sites.

All the fundamentals are improving, but until they reach a threshold point somewhere near price parity, we can expect adoption to improve only slowly.

"But as price parity becomes more assumed and more the norm, then other forms of loyalty will become important to travel Web sites."

She supported legislation requiring gender price parity for dry cleaning and an equal number of men and women were appointed to state boards.

Liquid-crystal-display sets, which used to cost much more than plasma TVs of the same size, are reaching price parity in the smaller sizes.

According to the head of the Algal Biomass Organization algae fuel can reach price parity with oil in 2018 if granted production tax credits.

In addition, new construction techniques were also developed that now put maglev at price parity with new high-speed rail construction, or even less.

Soviet and Romanian carbines have largely reached price parity, with Chinese carbines somewhat lower in price.

Once valued lower than "name brand" equivalents, store-brand rifles, shotguns and revolvers have essentially reached price parity with their more universal counterparts.

A big reason for this price parity is that most of the cost of a phone isn't in the phone itself, but in the contract with the carrier.

With fingers crossed, I guess they will reach price parity with 100-300GB HDs around 2014.

Other Factors Are What Count So, since rough pricing parity already exists, the real competition between stores is based on other factors.

Expedia, whose management team now oversees the operations of Hotels.com, says the trend toward online pricing parity with the hotel chains will do little damage to its business.

Since states are not allowed to collect taxes on Indian businesses, the governor wants a "price parity" solution to bring their prices in line with those at non-Indian businesses.

Plasmas and LCDs reached price parity in 2007, at which point the LCD's higher resolution was a winning point for many sales.

Price parity between DDR2 and DDR3 has finally happened, which means it makes sense to shift to DDR3.

Region-locking a console means that there is no need for pricing parity across the world; different territories can have different prices for games without people simply shopping "wherever is cheaper".

Mrs. Lessing said that price parity between FSBO sales and agent sales is not surprising because buyers can now comparison-shop on the Internet.

In 2013, Germany's Deutsche Bank was particularly optimistic about solar power price parity in India, the U.S., China, the U.K., Germany, Spain and Italy.

In the 1990s, both in print and on television, Willson highlighted the artificially higher prices of new cars in the UK compared to Europe, campaigning for price parity for UK buyers.