The phrase "alter prices" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes to pricing, such as in a business or economic context.
Example: "Due to the increase in production costs, we will need to alter prices for our products next quarter."
Alternatives: "adjust prices" or "modify prices".
China's growing appetite for wine has already demonstrated the power to alter prices around the world.
Mr. Gabrielli said today that Petrobras would "alter prices as soon as possible" but that a recent surge in inflation might prevent the government from allowing any price increases for a while.
The group warned that profits for its 2015 financial year were likely to be the same as this year at about £45m because of the need to invest in lowering prices overseas and the technology necessary to enable it to alter prices by country.
There is no way to go back to alter prices.
He says, however, that Bitfash does not alter prices and shipping fees, and the store's terms are strictly adhered to.
However, for medicines that resulted in a price increase, this might not be a true reflection of what will necessarily happen, as we cannot predict how manufacturing firms will react or alter prices to remain competitive.
Pharmaceutical pricing is heavily regulated in many of the countries where the combined entity would operate, so there is little wiggle room to alter pricing.
C1 S. & P. to Alter Pricing Method The Standard & Poor's Corporation, worried over unreliable pricing of some Nasdaq stocks, is planning to announce that it will start using American Stock Exchange closing prices for those stocks for its S.& P. 500 stock index.
This relies upon the premise that changes in technology -by altering prices, incomes, and production technologies – cut across the population.
An application of the McCorriston et al. (2001) oligopoly model, further developed by Sheldon and Sperling (2006), provides evidence of altered price transmission and consumer surplus distribution along the dairy chain in Italy (Rosa et al. 2015).
Effective spread and proportional effective spread are devised to measure actual trading costs, as they recognise that many trades occur within the quoted bid-ask spread, and if the proposed transaction volume exceeds the quoted depth, the portion of the order in excess of the quoted depth may be executed at an altered price.
