sliding scale
A "sliding scale" allows for flexible pricing or fees based on specific conditions, promoting fairness and accessibility.
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Definition
B2Finance
(general)A pricing structure where costs adjust based on an individual's ability to pay.
Example
- The clinic uses a sliding scale for its fees to ensure everyone can afford treatment.
B2Healthcare
(specific)A system where patients pay for services based on their income to ensure affordability.
Example
- Many therapists offer sliding scale rates to accommodate clients with different financial situations.
C1Economics
(general)A flexible system where fees or wages change based on factors like demand or income.
Example
- The city's building regulations include a sliding scale for permit fees based on project size.