Übersetzung für 'discounts' von Englisch nach Deutsch

discounts

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• In the United States, most grocery stores offer senior discounts, starting for those age 50 or older, but most discounts are offered for those over 60.
• Introduced in 2006, Countdown supermarkets began offering fuel discounts for transactions of $40 and over (as of September 2009).
• Trade discounts (also called functional discounts): These are payments to distribution channel members for performing some function.
• HOG benefits include organized group rides, exclusive products and product discounts, insurance discounts, and the Hog Tales newsletter.
• A business called Rotorua offers member discounts on products and supplies.

• These include discount coupons, rebates, bulk and quantity pricing, seasonal discounts, and frequent buyer discounts.
• PhillyCarShare introduced their "Key to the City" program in 2007 bringing discounts to Philadelphia area retailers.
• Discount pricing is where the marketer or retailer offers a reduced price. Discounts in a variety of forms – e.g.
• Volume discounts may violate the act if not all customers are made aware of the availability of the discounts.
• For discounts in marketing, see discounts and allowances, sales promotion, and pricing. The article on discounted cash flow provides an example about discounting and risks in real estate investments.

• The IMF accepted no discounts in its part of the Argentine debt.
• Aside from subsidizing fares, to help promote ridership a number of businesses along Santa Monica Boulevard offer discounts and other benefits for riders, including VIP entry, free food and discounts on drinks.
• Korail's standard discounts for children, disabled, seniors and groups apply on KTX trains, too. Season period tickets with discounts of up to 60% can also apply to KTX trains.
• NAGPS provides discounts and services to members. This includes discounts on health and auto insurance, periodicals, research resources, travel services, among others.
• The primary sickness encountered in feeder cattle is respiratory sickness. Discounts on sick feeder cattle compensate for their increased risk of death, and lower performance in weight gain even if they recover.