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yield management
noun
- the process of frequently adjusting the price of a product in response to various market factors, as demand or competition.
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Origin of yield management1
Example Sentences
Airlines even have a name for the practice: yield management.
Mr. Chapek called this âyield management,â and it helped Disney recover financially from the pandemic.
Doug Hochstadt, senior vice president of revenue and yield management for the Disney ABC Television Group, said that even with an anticipated decline in the size of the audience for this yearâs Oscars, the network has managed to stay close to its previous ad prices thanks to multiyear deals it has with some advertisers.
An airline-style yield management system, which can lower prices at the last minute to attract bookings, helps keep occupancy rates high and supports positive margins even at low prices.
âFor others, it is yield management; for others it is farming certain varieties and not others, and for some it is more mechanization and less hand farming. There is no one-size-fits-all answer, but we are doing everything we can to help sustain our clientsâ businesses.â
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