Zone pricing

Article Abstract:

Zone pricing is a spatial price policy that monitors the designated prices in corresponding zones. A derived model is able to identify the market sectors, prices, and tariff-zones that give the most profit with the implementation of zone pricing. Zone pricing provides a good maximum estimate of the spatial price discrimination. Moreover, the net profit of the firm accelerates with the number of covered zones as a result of an increase in supplied markets.

Management, Enterprise zones, Delivered pricing

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Facility location under zone pricing

Article Abstract:

Zone pricing is one of several price policies firms may adopt to have a slice of the profit it earns even with fewer zones. The system provides discriminate pricing with no direct effect on the cost of the company's structure. Firms can move freely into geographic production and distribution schemes without being prevented to change its demand pattern. Accounting costs are substantially reduced due to the model's simplicity.

Models, Regional economics, Industrial locations, Industrial location

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The periurban city: why to live between the suburbs and the countryside

Article Abstract:

The growth and significant characteristics of the periurban regions of France are presented. The influences of the periurban development on the environs and other factors influencing the value of life are examined. The results of the periurban model based on smaller French city regions are presented.

France, Science & research, Public affairs, Social aspects, Environmental aspects, Suburban life

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