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Hiroki Takahashi

Telenor Norway introduces maximum prices for mobile surfing abroad - 2 views

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    Telenor Norway introduces maximum prices for mobile surfing abroad
Moa Josefsson

City bill will raise maximum price for newsstand products - 2 views

Arla Takala

BBC News - London 2012: Olympic VIP tickets still to sell - 1 views

    • Shani Juds
       
      decrease in demand
    • Shani Juds
       
      lack of interest
    • Arla Takala
       
      isnt it because the tickets are too expensive? 
    • Shani Juds
       
      not everyone is willing and able - mainly able
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    • Shani Juds
       
      minimum price
  • unsold.
    • Shani Juds
       
      maximum price - excess supply
  • Prestige Ticketing.
    • Shani Juds
       
      lowering maximum price
  • While many sports fans have struggled
  • The minimum price for that evening of athletics, with fine dining included, is £4,500.
  • minimum
  • With the start of London 2012 now little more than two months away, Prestige Ticketing has decided to change its sales strategy in order to try to offload the remaining supply.
alisaw

Liverpool and Manchester United fans to launch ticket price campaign as Man City return... - 2 views

  • cost £62 each, making them unaffordable for many fans
    • alisaw
       
      Demand - less people are willing and able to pay for the tickets
    • alisaw
       
      Could mention how usually ticket prices are rather inelastic but in this case it's gone to the point that people are complaining
  • demand a reduction in ticket prices.
  • We're going to be launching a campaign within a few weeks, we will be calling for a maximum ticket price in the Premier League for away fans
    • alisaw
       
      Can show diagrammatically the effect of a maximum price on ticket prices
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  • He added that TV revenue could be used to subsidise ticket prices, and claimed that the extra money coming into the game next season could be used to reduce ticket prices by £32.
    • alisaw
       
      -What is TV Revenue? -How would subsidising the tickets lead to solving this problem?
    • alisaw
       
      (Can also use the values)
  • When Stoke, a less glamorous side, visit the Emirates, for example, their supporters will be able to get in for just £32.50.
    • alisaw
       
      Can talk about why it is that certain teams are more expensive to watch
  • the campaign.
Keisuke Ozeki

New drug price order may bring in monopoly - The New Indian Express - 2 views

    • Keisuke Ozeki
       
      Positive Externality, Merit Good
  • the new price regime would bring in monopoly in the sector.
    • Keisuke Ozeki
       
      Would it bring in a monopoly? - Evaluation
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  • While the earlier drug price control order covered only 74 bulk drugs and formulations
    • Keisuke Ozeki
       
      Note that maximum price level existed previously, but at a lower level.
  • As per the new price control order, the ceiling price of an essential drug will be the simple average of all brands with a market share of at least one per cent.
    • Keisuke Ozeki
       
      Decrease in demand temporarily as there is an expectation of decrease in price.
  • But, large companies will get a monopoly in pricing as they can manipulate price structure together.
    • Keisuke Ozeki
       
      Creating cartels to increase the price together - Oligopoly, few large firms dominating the market.
  • The experts in the industry point out that the small players in the field will eventually be wiped out when the new price control regime will come into effect.
    • Keisuke Ozeki
       
      Evaluation - Assumption made that the large firms are going to form cartels. If they don't, this will not occur. For the government to prevent this, they can create anti-cartel regulations
Nich Fabrici

India Seeks Increase in Penalty on Coal India - WSJ.com - 2 views

    • Nich Fabrici
       
      Increase in Penalty Due to Decrease in supply.
    • Nich Fabrici
       
      Title is nearly insignificant. Focusing on the decrease in supply to the consumer, and not the increase in penalty.
  • Coal India,
  • 80% of India's coal needs
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  • stagnation in coal output growth
    • Nich Fabrici
       
      Growth of Firm is Decreasing, decrease in supply. Also meets 80 percent of coal needs, demand is high
  • environment clearances
  • supply shortfall
  • educed electricity generation
  • ndia's 200-gigawatt electricity generation capacity is coal-based,
    • Nich Fabrici
       
      They are a MONOPOLY- they rule more then 50% of they Coal Market in India
  • increased supply of coal
  • economic growth
    • Nich Fabrici
       
      Although Economic Growth is Macro, it shows a strong correlation between the two.
  • The government earlier this year directed Coal India to sign pacts with the utilities that became operational after April 2009,
    • Nich Fabrici
       
      Government has Intervened- declaring that it will be a Monopoly after signing packs.
  • as was the case in the previous supply pacts.
  • 14 power producers out of a total of about 40 utilities that are likely to sign pacts.
    • Nich Fabrici
       
      MAXIMUM PRICE  SUBSIDIES?
Aili Saito

Obama announces education help for unemployed - CNN - 0 views

  • educational and training programs
  • unemployment benefits
  • maximum Pell grant would be increased in July by $500 to $5,350.
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