The phrase "an equal price" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing pricing that is the same or equivalent for different items or services.
Example: "Both products offer similar features, so I believe they should be sold at an equal price."
Alternatives: "the same price" or "a uniform price".
But a spokesman for the sponsor said that a duplex unit making up two floors of Mr. Davies's purchase was now in contract again "at an equal purchase price" with a closing expected in January.
The basic idea was to lower the tariff rates by 20 50% and to create an equal, affordable price in the most frequent travelling distance of under 25 km (where people did not use the train before) and to have a single fare for journey above 225 km.
This would imply an equal implicit price per gram of all cabbages.
In the Netherlands, insulin detemir and glargine are in one cluster and are of equal price.
This is the same relation of shares of risky assets that Kruschwitz and Löffler (2009) propose for the mean-variance CAPM with taxes on capital gains, with transfers, and with a zero risk-free rate, to obtain equilibria at equal prices in a tax and a no-tax economy.
Kruschwitz and Löffler (2009) discover that for the CAPM with constant absolute risk aversion (CARA), for every no-tax economy there is a tax economy with equal prices.
I show that, for any tax economy, there is a no-tax economy with equal prices.
For a non-zero risk-free rate, I show that exponential utility and multivariate normal payoffs lead to a pair of economies with equal prices.
However, equal prices eliminated the possibility of preferences due to pecuniary reasons.
Mr Bernanke acknowledged that his preference for an inflation target is not compatible with the Fed's "dual mandate", which puts the goal of maximum employment on an equal footing with price stability.
