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You have to pay a premium for express delivery.

Electricity companies pay a premium for renewable energy.

Over time, this makes them unwilling to pay a premium for it-or pay for it at all.

Even if customers want "solutions," most are not willing to pay a premium for them.

They are willing to pay a premium for safe and healthy quality products that let them do so.

But researchers surveying California consumers found that people who are seriously well-off are willing to pay a premium for items whose branding is more discreet.

Driven by that profit objective, Toyota executives reasoned American consumers would be willing to pay a premium for a Toyota — a change from a long-held strategy of pricing cars at a value.

The most popular life-insurance products tend to be simple: pay a premium for 10-15 years and get a return, plus protection for your family in the case of death.

Migrant labourers, 230m of whom are expected to make the journey home during Spring Festival, are not in enough of a hurry to pay a premium for speed, they argue.