The phrase "a return price" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to pricing, especially in business or sales discussions where a price is being quoted for a return or refund.
Example: "The return price for the item will be processed within five business days after we receive the returned product."
Alternatives: "refund amount" or "reimbursement price".
The best of the bunch has been Exelon, which enjoyed a 20.4% annual return (price appreciation plus dividends) from 1998 through 2002, versus the industry's 2.6% average.
Like other stocks, REITs had a blistering 2003, when they clocked an average 36% total return (price appreciation plus dividends).
Thomsonfly departs from Bournemouth to Faro (90km from Monte Velho) five times a week, the current return price is £131 each.
But if world prices rise further, forcing Petrobras to follow, the political pressure for a return to price controls may become unstoppable.
Some legislators, like Richard L. Brodsky, an Assembly Democrat running for state attorney general, would prefer a return to price caps as a way to regulate the secondary ticket market.
For everyone else, the problem is theoretical – it's a question of biding your time until a return to price rises removes it.
Mr Le Maire is frank that French farmers long for a return to price controls, production quotas and other tools of state planning.
He has filled in the blanks with some eye-catching policies; and from the freeze on energy bills (a return to price controls) to the promise on house-building (salted with hints of compulsory purchase) they are undeniably interventionist, as anathema to New Labour as to the Tories or the Liberal Democrats.
Argentina, which has shed the currency straitjacket it wore for a decade to ward off inflation, is trying to stop its devaluation from bringing a return of price rises that could reignite unrest.
This strategy has been conditioned on our expectation that the prices of oil and other commodities would ultimately stabilize, in part as the result of slowing global growth, and that this outcome, together with well-anchored inflation expectations and increased slack in resource utilization, would foster a return to price stability in the medium run.
