| He also makes sure to keep prices competitive, which means he doesn't overcharge for a service, but he doesn't undercharge either. |
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| I am not sure this does explain it, however, since many state law schools undercharge the market rate. |
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| Your letter mentions that checkers who undercharge are made to pay the undercharge and are also suspended from work. |
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| This process does transfer ground rent from areas of overcharge to areas of undercharge. |
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| In former years it was possible to argue that if a Vat undercharge resulted in no loss of Revenue, Revenue should not pursue the matter. |
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| Companies consistently undercharge for products despite spending millions or even billions of dollars to develop or acquire them. |
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| If the Department does not review its costs on a regular basis, it may undercharge its clients. |
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| These mistakes are made in two senses, some contractors overcharge, and other undercharge their expenditure. |
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| It's obviously not in their interest to undercharge me, and it's not in their interest to overcharge me, either, since the burger business is a competitive one. |
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| Any balance of the undercharge shall be paid by the consignee. |
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| In part, this explains why artists like Springsteen and Petty are content to undercharge at the gate while others, perhaps wary of their own staying power, are eager to capitalize while they can. |
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| Springsteen's style might seem more altruistic, but performers who undercharge their fans can paradoxically reap higher profits than those who maximize each ticket price. |
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| Now, the Dodd-Frank Act is quickly becoming such a gold mine that even Wall Street bankers, never ones to undercharge, are complaining that the costs are running amok. |
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| Given all this expense and likely delay there is a considerable temptation on the part of prosecutors to undercharge cases in order to avoid a jury trial. |
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| Because the government sets an interest-rate ceiling on deposits, the banks underpay depositors and undercharge corporate borrowers in effect, a tax on household savers and a subsidy for state business. |
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