Market Context Sample Clauses

Market Context. At time of writing, Western Australia’s easing population growth has reduced pressure on the broader housing market, however subdued economic conditions and continued housing affordability pressures in the lower price quartiles has maintained, and in some cases increased, demand for assistance across the housing continuum. This includes sustained demand and need for social housing, including from people who also have health, disability or complex personal circumstances in addition to low incomes.
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Market Context. PV System Energy prices
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Market Context. At time of writing, Western Australia’s easing population growth has reduced pressure on the broader housing market, however subdued economic conditions and continued housing affordability pressures in the lower price quartiles has maintained, and in some cases increased, demand for assistance across the housing continuum. This includes sustained demand and need for social housing, including from people who also have health, disability or complex personal circumstances in addition to low incomes. In contrast to the peak of the mining boom in 2013, most regional areas of Western Australia are now more affordable than Perth, with the exception of some South West regional centres. Significant falls in prices in the North West have improved affordability considerably. Perth is now generally reported as being one of the most affordable capital cities on mainland Australia, due to lower property prices, low interest rates and relatively high household income. Despite this, Perth’s housing is still considered severely unaffordable for people on low to moderate incomes. Within this market context, Western Australia is focussed on increasing the supply of affordable housing for people on low to moderate incomes.
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Market Context. (a) The Company’s commitments to the UFB Build Objective are set out in the relevant provisions of this Agreement. (b) Those provisions provide that, amongst other things: (i) The Company will build the open access fibre access network in agreed locations, in accordance with an agreed deployment plan and to an agreed quality standard. (ii) The Company will (as the Network is built) make available on the Network certain specified products. These specified products will be made available at agreed prices and are expected to accommodate the bulk of demand from Access Seekers. (iii) The Company is required to connect and interconnect End Users to the communal infrastructure within agreed timeframes and at agreed connection charges (zero in the case of residential End Users). (iv) Significant liquidated damages apply under this Agreement if the Company does not deliver the above. (c) The Company will be a wholesaler of fibre access and will have legislated/regulated business line restrictions on the scope of its business and services as set out in the Telecommunications (TSO, Broadband, and Other Matters) Amendment Xxxx as at the date of this Agreement (In-Scope Fibre Access Services). Its customers will be a relatively small number of Access Seekers who in turn will use its In-Scope Fibre Access Services to deliver services to large numbers of End Users. (d) The demand for fibre access services is likely to be driven by the attractiveness of fibre services to End Users. This in turn will be influenced by the behaviour of the Company and the behaviour of Access Seekers. The parties recognise that fibre access will be competing with other access technologies (e.g. mobile and copper based access and other fibre networks).
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Market Context. Melbourne has a strong retail culture and mature market
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Market Context. (a) The Company will be a wholesaler of fibre access and will have legislated/regulated business line restrictions on the scope of its business and services as set out in the Telecommunications (TSO, Broadband, and Other Matters) Amendment Xxxx as at the date of this Agreement (In-Scope Fibre Access Services). Its customers will be a relatively small number of Access Seekers who in turn will use its In-Scope Fibre Access Services to deliver services to large numbers of End Users. (b) The demand for fibre access services is likely to be driven by the attractiveness of fibre services to End Users. This in turn will be influenced by the behaviour of the Company and the behaviour of Access Seekers. The parties recognise that fibre access will be competing with other access technologies (e.g. mobile and copper based access and other fibre networks).
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Market Context. POPULATION AND DEMOGRAPHICS OVERVIEW 7 THREE Population Characteristic RDN Electoral Area A Nanaimo CMA Province of British Columbia HOW MIGHT THESE CHARACTERISTICS IMPACT COMMUNITY SPACE AND PROGRAM NEEDS?
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