willingness-to-pay

Marginal willingness to pay----The amount of money an individual is willing to pay for the last unit of a good or service.

All that created a chasm between Britain's military ambitions and its capacity (or willingness) to pay for them.

Buyers and sellers self-select into and out of markets based upon their preferences, their willingness-to-pay, and the cost of production.

We basically found a greater willingness to pay among paid users.

The results of my research quantified consumers' willingness-to-pay for food safety information in a transitioning economy.

Contingent valuation----A survey method used to ascertain willingness to pay for services or environmental amenities.

By this logic, the administration's willingness to pay to keep peace hopes alive can be seen as admirable commitment rather than feebleness.

"So there is an ability to pay and a willingness to pay, " said Mr. Younger of the International Finance Corporation.

When it comes to willingness to pay a premium a positive response in terms of brand status and brand attitude is vital.

But for the great majority of peasant, the key to the problem lied not in the capacity to pay, but the willingness to pay.

Asia's willingness to pay top dollar has prompted a flotilla of cargoes to be diverted from the Atlantic to the Pacific.

It is the customer alone whose willingness to pay for a good or for a service converts economic resources into wealth, things into goods.

Willingness to pay is the maximum price that a buyer is willing and able to pay for a good.

The program covers borrowers who live in their homes and who "show a willingness to pay, " the bank said.

That feeling increases willingness to pay more - presumably to feel better about themselves.

Is There Value in Obtaining a Patient's Willingness to Pay for a Particular Anesthetic Intervention ?

Therefore, We used the literature review and case description, identify the impact of the online video site's willingness to pay factors.

A willingness to pay taxes to support the poor is independent of levels of immigration, he shows.

We hereby apply for credit and affirm financial responsibility, ability and willingness to pay invoices in accordance with published terms.

But America's willingness to pay over the odds for new treatments could be coming to an end.

If the benefits of immigration depend more on people's characteristics than their willingness to pay, the answer may already exist.

In allusion to the circs, awareness of public and willingness to pay for environmental protection of Zhuxi River area were studied.

Furthermore, Willingness to Pay surveys in Huizhou has verified the lognormal distribution assumption of VOT.

This confidence induces consumers' loyalty and their willingness to pay a premium price for the brand.

Stage two elicits willingness to pay (WTP) for an improvement along a single risk dimension.

1 (Exercise) Areservation price is the maximum willingness to pay for a good that most people buy one unit of, like cars or computers.

Demand A consumer's desire and willingness to pay for a good or service.

This paper examines the possibility of ordering effects in willingness-to-pay studies in health care.

The report attributes the willingness to pay a monthly subscription fee to higher electric bills.

Assess marginal willingness to pay for changes in these characteristics.

Mplayit, a Facebook-based mobile app store, just released some interesting new data about people's willingness to pay for mobile apps.

Explain how buyers' willingness to pay, consumer surplus, and the demand curve are related.

America's ability to pay is neither here nor there: the problem is its willingness to pay.

Willingness to pay is the maximum amount that a buyer will pay for a good.

The monetary measure is the so-called willingness to pay (WTP).

Coca-Cola Co. is making a $2. 4 billion bet on China's willingness to pay for good health.

That is, if you are willing to give up threecents for a single French fry, your willingness to pay is three cents.

based on their willingness to pay.

Because the demand curve reflects buyers' willingness to pay, we can also use it to measure consumer surplus.

The Economic Evaluation of Domestic Wildlife Conservation--A Case Study of Residents'Willingness to Pay in Beijing

Urban Residents'Willingness to Pay for Reclaimed Water and Its Affecting Factors

Application of the Contingent Valuation Method in Research of Willingness to Pay for Shigellosis Vaccine

Consumers'Willingness to Pay for the HACCP Certification: Based on An Investigation of Milk Products in Beijing

The Influence of Social Capital on Farmer's Willingness-to-Pay to Participate New Rural Cooperative Medical System

Residents Awareness and Willingness to Pay for Preserving Agricultural Land in Hubei Province

A compositive method considering consumer's willingness-to-pay in congestion management

Research on the willingness to pay of maternal and infant health care security scheme in different household

On the Willingness to Pay for Water Quality Improvement of Yangtze River and Payment Mechanism in Nanjing Area

Study on residents'willingness to pay for improving urban water environment

Willingness to pay of farmers for the Cooperative Medical Service

A Study on Individual Factors Affecting Taxpayers'willingness to Pay Taxes

Analysis on Peasants'Willingness to Pay for Cooperative Medical Care

Economic Evaluation of Amur Tiger Conservation in China: A Case Study of Residents'Willingness to Pay in Harbin

An Empirical Analysis on the Willingness to Pay for Ecotourism Certification Based on Tourists'Perspective

Willingness to Pay for Ecosystem Services of Urban River in Shanghai

An analysis on conception willingness to pay and utilization of curative and preventive care of rural resident

The Consumer's Willingness to Pay for GMO Foods: An Evidence from Shanghai

A Compositive Congestion Management Method Considering Consumer's Willingness-to-Pay based on AHP

Willingness to pay of the buyers

Paul's willingness to pay George

Willingness to Pay for Non-Genetically Modified Vegetable Oil in China