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The first thing you have to do is figure how to price your services.

[AT&T said it's still too soon to say how much it will charge.] There's no way to know yet, ... We will offer consumers a bundle of services. The idea is to provide it all at a single price on a single bill. The price you pay for the total package will ideally be better than buying the services a la carte.

I don't think that those (services) are going to steer people to make a decision to take one service or another. Ultimately, the price is the most important thing.

Voters haven't been saying they are being overtaxed, ... People are mostly worried about services being cut. They want them back. They figure their tax money is already for (services).

I think without the fee council will have to work hard to figure out what appropriations they're going to be cutting, ... I don't see it any other way than services not being compromised, but services being lost, there will be some things that aren't going to be able to get done.

We're making sure that the price changes we're taking are on optional services, not on broad-based services.

As a hacker, Pex Tufvesson is in a class of his own. If people want to be here, they'll pay the price to be here. If it's strictly a dollar thing, they're going to price and price and price until they get the best deal.

Erik Christiansen

In any given market segment there will be at least three carriers who will be roughly equivalent on price. So even though price is important, it's not the exclusive driver of the decision. Claim services and purchase convenience are other possible factors that could relate to an online presence.

When we first looked at fully guaranteed services, we looked at the price and said 'no way,' ... Fortunately, all of these companies were eager to negotiate a better price.

This is in line with what Mr. Greenspan has been telling us, which is that we have price stability for goods. But he says he doesn't think we have price stability for services.

Close the door. Write with _no one_ looking over your shoulder. Don't try to figure out what other people want to hear from you; figure out what you have to say. It's the one and only thing you have to offer.

Barbara Kingsolver (1955-)

Barbara Kingsolver

We know that low-input, sustainable agriculture produces improved water and soil quality, contributes to climate stability and boosts beneficial insect populations, compared to conventional crop production practices. Now we want to figure out which policies would encourage farmers to provide these ecosystem services, as well as how much citizens are willing to pay for the services.

March numbers are pretty good at predicting upcoming activity. We figure that sales will be good but not spectacular on into the summer and that price increases will stay below 10 percent. We'll probably have a couple of months with new price peaks, but those new records will be reached at a slower rate of appreciation.

Marshall Prentice

The government has a responsibility to protect consumers from unnecessary gas price inflation. There should be zero tolerance for anyone who tries to profit off of fear, rumors, and tragedy. That's why I'm calling on the Federal Trade Commission to launch a full investigation of gas price manipulation. Because if we don't make an effort to figure out why this is happening now, we won't be able to stop it from happening again.

We're trying to figure a way to keep the price down.

Michael Zimmerman

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