Consumers will be willing to buy a given quantity of a good, at a given price, if the marginal utility of additional consumption is equal to the opportunity cost determined by the price, that is, the marginal utility of alternative consumption choices.

Consumers who were already willing to buy at the initial price benefit from a price reduction ; also they may buy more and receive even more consumer surplus, and additional consumers who were unwilling to buy at the initial price but will buy at the new price and also receive some consumer surplus.

Consumers from 80 percent of all households in the Chicago metropolitan area visit a Jewel-Osco store at least once a month.

The Fairness to Contact Lens Consumers Act give consumers the right to obtain a copy of their contact lens prescription, allowing them to fill that prescription at the business of their choice, including online discount sites.

It was built between 1969 and 1973 at a cost of $ 315 million and is owned jointly by Consumers Energy and Detroit Edison and operated by Consumers Energy.

The Consumers Digest Best Buys are awarded by a process including research, driving tests at both test facilities and on road, and within ten categories.

In 1997, the Attorney General of Connecticut sent " cease and desist " orders to many companies, including Consumers Digest ( which at the time sold subscriptions to its magazine ), for failure to comply with state disclosure laws designed to protect consumers.

After Roosevelt's victory in the election, Douglas, at the recommendation of his friend Harold Ickes, was appointed to serve on the Consumers ' Advisory Board of the National Recovery Administration.

A four-song EP was recorded at the home of Tom Mehren in Pasadena with Paul B. Cutler ( guitarist for 45 Grave and The Consumers ) engineering and producing and released on Wynn's Down There label, and the band quickly achieved local attention for its often aggressively long, feedback-soaked improvisations.

Peterson was also Vice President for Consumer Affairs at Giant Food Corporation, and president of the National Consumers League.

The eastward extension would include new stations at Consumers Road, Victoria Park Avenue, Warden Avenue, Kennedy Road, Agincourt GO Station, and Progress Avenue, terminating at the existing Scarborough Centre Station on the Scarborough RT line.

In 1984, he relocated to Mexico City to work at the Instituto Nacional del Consumidor ( National Consumers ' Institute ), a Government agency.

In 1999, the Consumers ' Association hired a stand at the British International Motor Show, only revealing on press day its true purpose in doing so — to highlight high British car prices.

The RD 350 was the very first super performance offering to the Indian Consumers at a time ( 1983 ) when the only bikes in India were the Bullet 350, the Jawa ( Yezdi ) 250 2 stroke and Rajdoot 175 cc 2 stroke.

Consumers can apply for the cards by filling out a form available at tobacco retailers and mailing it, along with a copy of a verifiable identification document ( driver's license, health-insurance card, etc.

In June 2007, “ Consumers Digest ” magazine selected IUP as number four in the magazine ’ s rankings of the “ Best Values in Public Colleges and Universities .” In February 2007, IUP was ranked at 40 out of 100 colleges and universities selected for " Kiplinger ’ s Personal Finance " magazine ’ s “ The Kiplinger 100 ,” a listing of schools that combine outstanding value with a first-class education.

In 1933 Schlink and Arthur Kallet, a board member of Consumers ’ Research and former colleague of Schlink at the American Standards Association, published 100, 000, 000 Guinea Pigs.

In 1927 at the start of publication Consumers ' Research Bulletin discussed conceptual issues, but by 1934 ratings of products and guidance for purchases filled more than 75 % of each issue.

In response to this, Schlink fired John Heasty, the appointed president of the union, and the union organizers responded with a strike at Consumers Research.

Other important organizations formed in the same era were the New Deal programs aimed at promoting economic recovery after the Great Depression by increasing consumer representation in the market, with the Consumer Advisory Board within the National Recovery Administration and the Consumers ' Counsel within the United States Department of Agriculture being notable among them.

Consumers, who are facing a choice between consumption and saving, respond to the difference between the market interest rate and their own subjective rate of time preference (" impatience ") and increase or decrease their current consumption according to this difference.

Their Marketing departments spend quality time looking for " Growth Opportunities " in their categories by identifying relevant insights ( both mindsets and behaviors ) on their target Consumers, Shoppers and retail partners.

including Nicole Nason, Administrator of the NHTSA, Jim Guest and David Champion of Consumers Union of the Fédération Internationale de l ' Automobile ( FIA ), E-Safety Aware, Csaba Csere, editor of Car and Driver, and Jim Gill, long time ESC proponent of Continental Automotive Systems The European New Car Assessment Program ( EuroNCAP ) " strongly recommends " that people buy cars fitted with stability control.

At the time, Consumers Power Company recommended that all north – south roads in the county bear the name of a state governor as part of a plan to rename the major roads in the county.

* 2004 – Consumers Union ( USA ) joins ICRT, Asia-Pacific Regional Group met for the first time

Consumers also commonly pay down a large portion of their credit card debt in the first fiscal quarter of the year as this tends to be the time when people receive holiday bonuses and tax refunds.

Consumers Distributing was one of the first to initiate this " real time " stock check and prepayment of products available at other branches and the main warehouse.

And by that time, the Sears catalog had become known in the industry as " the Consumers ' Bible ".

Consumers face a transportation / time cost for reaching a firm, denoted by ; they have no preferences for the firms.

Consumers face an equal transportation / time cost for reaching a firm, denoted by ; they have no preferences for the firms.

Fred Burley's vision for the company was " To Design and Manufacture Corsets and Brassieres of such perfect Fit, Quality, and Workmanship, as will bring pleasure and profit to all concerned, while at the same time rendering such excellent service to our Clients and Consumers as will merit their permanent patronage ".

Consumers may hold any quantity of 1. 4G fireworks for personal use for up to 21 days ; if this includes 1. 3G fireworks, the time limit is only three days.

Consumers have reported receiving products which have been faulty for some time now.

Consumers who are aware of this, and who value their time, effort and opportunity costs above the value of the rebate may choose to intentionally ignore a non-instant rebate that requires such procedures and assume the out-the-door price when considering the purchase.

Cooperatives in Greenbelt include the Greenbelt News Review, Greenbelt Consumers Coop grocery store, the New Deal Cafe, and the cooperative forming the downtown core of original housing, Greenbelt Homes Incorporated ( GHI ).

In addition to its research and publishing activities, Consumers Union has four advocacy offices that attempt to influence policy that affects consumers, in Washington, D. C .; San Francisco, California ; Austin, Texas ; and Yonkers, New York.

Due to the introduction of the MMP electoral system, a New Right " Association of Consumers and Taxpayers " party, known as ACT New Zealand was formed by ex-Labour New Right-aligned Cabinet Ministers like Richard Prebble and others, and maintaining existing New Right policy initiatives such as the Employment Contracts Act, while also introducing US-style " welfare reform.

In 1993, Douglas and Derek Quigley founded the Association of Consumers and Taxpayers ( the forerunner of the ACT New Zealand Party ).

* Consumers Cooperative Services, a network of New York City consumer cooperatives founded in the 1920s

She achieved statewide prominence as head of the New York Consumers League in 1910 and in that position she lobbied with vigor for better working hours and conditions.

From 1925 to 1931, Dewson served as president of the New York Consumers ' League, working closely with Eleanor Roosevelt ( ER ), leading the lobbying effort of the Women's Joint Legislative Conference and playing a central role in the passage of a 1930 New York law limiting women to forty-eight-hour work weeks.

He previously served as a List MP for the right wing Act New Zealand ( Association of Consumers and Taxpayers ).

" Why Consumers Don't Buy: The Psychology of New Product Adoption ," Harvard Business School Case No. 504-056.

Schlink founded this organization, Consumers ' Research, and migrated the existing subscriber base of a White Plains, New York organization's Consumer's Club Commodity List to support the Consumers ' Research Bulletin published by his new organization.

Consumers Research moved in 1933 to a laboratory in Washington, New Jersey.

By 1935 Consumers ’ Research had a staff of 50, used 200 consultants, and was sponsored by such respected and established journalists such as Alexander Crosby of The Nation, Arthur Kellog of The Survey, and George Soule of The New Republic.

Consumers League of New Jersey

Her sister, Pauline, was the secretary for the New York City office of the National Consumers League.

New York: National Consumers League, 1912.

The New Zealand Consumers ' Institute recently criticised Tui for claiming to be an " East India Pale Ale " when it is in fact a pale lager that bears little resemblance to the traditionally hoppy, bitter or malty India Pale Ale styles.

For example, the New Zealand Consumers ' Institute recently criticised Tui for claiming to be an " East India Pale Ale " when it is in fact an amber lager that bears little resemblance to the traditionally hoppy, bitter or malty India Pale Ale style.