Most of them charge less than 0.2 percent, so it's extremely affordable.
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Independent technicians often charge less than the cost of a factory fix.
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It's true that public schools charge less than half as much, on average.
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Campsite wedding costs will vary, though many facilities charge less than $10,000 for two days.
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They tend to charge less than human advisers and cater to customers with relatively little money to invest.
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Typically, robos charge less than human advisors, because a robot doesn't earn a salary or need health insurance.
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You know what we're talking about: walk-in storefronts that charge less than takeout lunch for a paint job.
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Some renters can still find individual apartments that charge less than the median rent and so remain relatively affordable.
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In contrast, large 0.593(k) plans charge less than half a percent annually, according to BrightScope, a financial information company.
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Those fees have plunged as the market expanded and reached scale; many now charge less than 30 basis points, he said.
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Uber and Lyft, he says, offer "a premium service relative to taxicabs," yet they often charge less than the taxicab would.
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A more radical option, says Mr Barr, would be partially to subsidise universities that opt to charge less than the full whack.
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While some renters can still find individual apartments that charge less than the median rent, these spaces are often substandard or unsafe.
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The people selling it didn't seem to charge less than $10 for a measly can they brought into town with them from Vegas.
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Sellers compete to charge less than each other, eventually lowering their prices below what they paid to make their products in the first place.
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In an interview with local radio Blu Blu, Barbosa said the owner of the bridge would charge less than $1 for people to cross it.
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While personal loans typically charge less than credit cards, it might make more sense to save up and pay for new purchases with cash instead.
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"The unit economics is smaller because we usually charge less than in the U.S., but we found that the growth rate is quite fast," he adds.
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Home delivery will be free for orders above 180 euros and Leclerc will charge less than 10 euros for orders between 100-180 euros, he said.
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The company says it can charge less than traditional payday lenders because of its underwriting software and because it saves money by not opening physical branches.
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Investors are the winners: The average ETF in 2018 will charge less than 40 basis points ($4.00 per $1,000 invested), less than half the average mutual fund.
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AutoHub says there is typically an added cost of $850 per car sold, but that its marketplace will charge less than half of that at $400 per car.
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They can give away some content or charge less than traditional content companies thanks to the fact that they can make money from selling hardware (Apple) or goods (Amazon).
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There are many business owners, like a car repairman in my hometown, who charge less than they have to in an effort to avoid taking advantage of their customers.
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The bank plans to launch a digital option for customers with as little as $5,000 later this year that will charge less than what clients pay for traditional financial advice.
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The deal comes after deals by competitors Aetna and UnitedHealth that will expand the reach of those insurers into healthcare services in locations and sites that charge less than hospitals.
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However, Amazon wouldn't let authors charge less than 99 cents for their books — a restriction that transformed Weir's novel from geeky niche side project into a life-changing success story.
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All of the company's classes have moved online even though they charge less than offline courses — but that would also cut their usual income by about 40%, Lü Fei said.
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In 2006, Congress ruled that the USPS couldn't set its prices lower than its costs, otherwise it would be able to unfairly charge less than its competitors like UPS and FedEx.
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Rosenblatt explained that not only do micro-influencers tend to have a greater engagement with their niche, but are a cheaper deal: On average, most charge less than $500 per post.
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The first of those tactics dated back to Sam Walton's foundation for Wal-Mart in the 1960s: If you charge less than your competitors, shoppers will spend their money at your stores.
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In those cases, teams have two choices: charge whatever the market is willing to pay (and get criticized for high prices), or charge less than that (and leave money on the table).
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You can actually get much lower rates—Vanguard is eliminating fees on ETFs starting in August and many index funds like the Fidelity 500 charge less than a tenth of a percent.
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Preferential rent allows a landlord to charge less than the legally allowed amount for a rent-stabilized apartment, without forfeiting the right to raise it to the full amount on a subsequent lease.
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Robo-advisory companies like Hong Kong's 8 Securities and Germany's Ginmon Gmbh charge less than 1 percent of a client's assets under management, versus fees as high as 5 percent charged by wealth managers.
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Though consultants normally charge less than trade lawyers, their fees can still run to several tens of thousands of pounds a month, with a top consultant asking more than $6,000 a day, industry insiders say.
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For example, the hypothetical losses suffered by shareholders when companies charge less than customers would theoretically be prepared to pay are so subtle as to exist only in a conceptual region, known to economists as opportunity costs.
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Worried that traditional stock and bond portfolios will not be able to secure returns needed for retirement, all types of investors are clamoring for alternatives that promise to earn them more but charge less than hedge funds.
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According to Hipcamp, an online campground booking site, there are more than a 1,000 campsites in the path of totality with availability; most charge $100 or less a night, and many charge less than $50 a night.
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Such a system would involve a charge (less than one-tenth of one percent) on all healthcare costs — essentially a user fee that would be spread across a massive base, and so be very low in percentage terms.
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The question remains, though, whether a business whose model is, basically, to charge less than taxis – not a sector renowned globally as a money-spinner – can ever make a profit, at least until autonomous cars dispense with paid drivers.
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Where the motor had been, Jaguar Land Rover technicians installed a lithium-ion battery pack capable of powering the car for about 170 miles on a charge (less than Tesla's new Model 3 mass-market car, but perhaps the Jaguar has better braking).
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The largest U.S-based ETFs already charge less than 22.5 basis points (2120 percentage points) a year: To put this in perspective, the 0.09 percent (9 basis points) that SPDR S&P 500 charges amounts to 90 cents a year for every $1,000 invested.
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Since these artist ads and messages would all drive users deeper into the app rather than away from it like brand ads, Spotify could charge less than traditional ads and make them affordable to labels on a budget or musicians paying out-of-pocket.
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As firms may prefer to work with the central bank's system — especially if it does charge less than TCH for its services — they may hold off on connecting to existing RTP technology, slowing RTP adoption in the US if the Fed's system does not launch quickly.
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Chinalco may also find financing easier to secure with support from major Chinese state-owned lenders, and it may even be able to keep the project costs down by using contractors from China, who would charge less than the Western engineering companies that Rio would likely have employed.
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The end goal is to be able to charge less than $10,000 a kilogram for cargo, part of an overall push from Beijing to encourage the growth of private space firms that can operate separately from the ambitious China National Space Administration but will also coordinate on some research and development projects if need be.
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However, as Figure 2 shows, society would gain more if someone – regulators, purchasing managers at government agencies, whatever – forced the drug company to charge less than the monopoly price: Consumer surplus would rise; the drug company would earn less profit per unit sold, but this would be partially offset by the profits earned on increased sales.
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For members of Amazon's Prime program — which costs $99 a year and brings perks like free shipping and access to online videos — it will cost an additional $8 a month, or $79 a year, a discount that itself represents a triumph of negotiation, since a year ago the major record labels balked at Apple's wanting to charge less than $10 for Apple Music.
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The civil rights organisations who investigated the case later found "no substantive evidence" to support the charge. Less than a year after his arrest, Lalung was transferred to a psychiatric institution in Tezpur, and apparently forgotten. In 1967, doctors certified Lalung as "fully fit", but instead of being released, he was transferred to a jail in Guwahati, where he remained until his release.
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When Street returned from vacation he said that he would charge less than his usual fee, and the band sent him demos of material they had recorded. They flew to the UK and went to Street's house, where they played him the songs' session files. Street and the Promise Ring then went to Farnham and recorded at Jacobs Studios, a converted farmhouse. The band stayed above the studio, and waited every morning for Street to arrive and listen to the previous day's recordings.
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Under a wholesale line rental scheme, it is possible for customers, to have a single bill from an alternative provider, for example, Vodafone, including the cost of eir line rental, rather than continuing to receive a separate one from eir for this cost. Unlike the UK, where BT's competitors now can charge less than BT for line rental, it is not yet possible for operators in Ireland to buy the lines from eir and charge their own rate for line rental, should they wish.
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Ticket resale is common in both sporting and musical events. In this 1920s cartoon by Tad Dorgan, people wishing to attend a boxing match are told that all the good tickets were sold (to "specs" - that is, speculators) yesterday, even though the match was only announced that morning. Ticket resale is a form of arbitrage that arises when the number demanded at the sale price exceeds the number supplied (that is, when event organizers charge less than the equilibrium prices for the tickets). During the 19th century, the term scalper was applied to railroad ticket brokers who sold tickets for lower rates.
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Many CSA farmers can capitalize on a closer relationship between customers and their food, since some customers will pay more (an economic rent if this puts the price above the cost of production) if they know where it is coming from, who is involved, and have special access to it. However, some farmers participating in community-supported agriculture do not experience the economic benefits that they are perceived to obtain by participating in an alternative community-based arrangement. Galt's 2013 study of CSA farmers found that many farmers charged lower fees and prices for their goods than would provide them with financial security. This study suggested that farmers may charge less than they need to earn fair wages due to undervaluing their expenses and to offset the high costs of CSA products and make it more affordable for customers; see moral economy.
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Ehrenhaft adapted his apparatus to measure the elementary charge and subsequently became involved in a bitter controversy with Robert Millikan, claiming to have measured an electric charge less than that of a single electron, Millikan being passed over for the 1920 Nobel Prize in physics owing to the unresolved nature of the debate. Controversy eventually subsided as more and more physicists were swayed by Millikan's results but even as late as 1940, Albert Einstein wrote: Even while controversy raged on sub-electronic charges, Ehrenhaft made important and substantial contributions to physics including the demonstration of photophoresis and other effects on the interaction of particles with light. Some of these effects have subsequently been explained in terms of existing phenomena, but some still remain poorly understood. He became professor of experimental physics at Vienna in 1920 and was known as a conscientious researcher and effective lecturer though single- minded to the point of absurdity.
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