Synonyms for lower-cost
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1. List of paraphrases for "lower-cost":

   low-cost, least-cost

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1. James Chao:

   Global automakers have largely focused on more expensive segments instead of the no-frills market that local Chinese brands have targeted, now, the lower-cost market is taking off and some global makers are finding their more premium products poorly positioned for this growth shift. And the worse news is that their product pipelines for the no-frills market is, with only a few exceptions, empty.

2. Phillip Finnegan:

   This has the ability to provide so many targets that they cannot be dealt with all at once, this is an important area of research because it offers the potential to provide new ways of attacking an adversary at lower cost. It is also important to understand that an adversary might wish to use swarms against the United States — so this has an offensive and defensive character.

3. Shunling Yap:

   Any increases in prices would see an automatic response from the market especially from the lower cost producers such as those in the (U.S.) Permian Basin.

4. Bill Franke:

   If you want to see how the international aviation landscape is going to evolve, just look to the United States, where consolidation has left just four major legacy carriers to compete with the low-cost airlines that serve the rest of the market, as an aside, don't we all wonder just how long it will take before the three to five lower-cost airlines in the States will consolidate?

5. Sam Calisch:

   Electricity is not only kind of a lower-cost solution here, but is also more immune to these shorter-term volatility events, which, just on the level of a consumer homeowner, that's painful, people are already feeling the effects of inflation. And then this short-term volatility where gas prices are up and natural gas prices are up. It's painful, and it really hurts people's pocketbooks.