Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The ZT's price policy was only oriented towards maximising utilisation at its plants, which have high spare capacity.
• air service price policy.
• Since DPAG had made losses everywhere in the period in question, that aggressive price policy could only have been financed by the resources the undertaking had received as financial compensation.
• door parcel services.
• If there were such overcompensation, it could be concluded that those resources had also been used to finance the unfair price policy in the adjacent market of door
• The impact on access to the network and price policy is seen in an unfavourable light by the consumer (e.g. closure of small stations and bus services deemed unprofitable, consumer price rises, cost of energy etc.).
• Without a high price policy, energy saving measures will just be so much hot air.
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• Infringements of that pricing policy shall be reported to the Monitoring Trustee.
• Reconciling both aspects by means of an effective pricing policy is no easy task.
• Furthermore, SNCM continued to apply a pricing policy aiming to offer lower prices than its competitors.
• Thirdly, we should like a clear statement regarding the pricing policy.
• Water pricing policy is also a taxation issue.
• Credit deals not falling under this pricing policy regime:
• A CSD shall be bound by its published pricing policy for its core services.
• The parties develop a harmonised pricing policy, coordinate route programs and capacities.