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Craig Richard

Craig Richard

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News Editor, Windpower Monthly Magazine

London

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reportage,interviews europe, longform international, explainers uk

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Private Equity, Venture Capital, Asset Management, Forex

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Total articles 6414

  • Exploring the Influence of Online Price Anchoring and Attribute Framing on the Likelihood of Hearing Aid Purchases

    By Jacqueline Cummine, Gurjit Singh, Craig Richard Verified| MDPI@ 1. IntroductionCost is one among a wide range of non-audiological factors that have been shown to play a role in whether individuals adopt hearing aids (HAs) [1]. A number of studies have reported that the high cost of the devices may be a barrier for many [2,3,4]. It has been estimated that just a third of the cost of HAs purchased through a clinic is for the devices themselves, with the remainder covering audiological services and clinic overheads [5].

    By Jacqueline Cummine, Gurjit Singh, Craig Richard Verified · MDPI

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Oil major Equinor to merge renewables business into new power unit

    By Craig Richard Verified| Windpower Monthly Magazine Verified Need to activate your subscription? If your company has a corporate subscription simply register your email address here to gain access

    By Craig Richard Verified · Windpower Monthly Magazine

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Exploring the Influence of Online Price Anchoring and Attribute Framing on the Likelihood of Hearing Aid Purchases

    By Jacqueline Cummine, Gurjit Singh, Craig Richard Verified| MDPI@ 1. IntroductionCost is one among a wide range of non-audiological factors that have been shown to play a role in whether individuals adopt hearing aids (HAs) [1]. A number of studies have reported that the high cost of the devices may be a barrier for many [2,3,4]. It has been estimated that just a third of the cost of HAs purchased through a clinic is for the devices themselves, with the remainder covering audiological services and clinic overheads [5].

    By Jacqueline Cummine, Gurjit Singh, Craig Richard Verified · MDPI

    Apr. 12, 2025

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Windpower Monthly Magazine

Twickenham, England, United Kingdom

+44 20 8267 5000