Sentence examples for average effect of prices from inspiring English sources

Worldwide aggregate acreage elasticity estimates give an average effect of prices on acreage for each crop, whereas country-specific acreage elasticities can be used as inputs in acreage forecasting applications for the respective countries and crops.

He appreciated the dealer incentive offered in California, allowing him to lower the sticker price of the car, but he did not discount the effect of prices at the pump, which reached a statewide average of $4.66 last Sunday.

The updated report included the assertion that ethanol production in 2011 had an average marginal effect of reducing gasoline prices by $1.09 a gallon, with regional impacts ranging from 73 cents a gallon on the Gulf Coast to $1.69 a gallon in the Midwest.

The impact of technological advancement, however, is an average effect.

P M Weighted average of the prices of fish/seafood raw materials (US$/kg) Effect is ambiguous.

Alcohol price and tax measures include quarterly survey prices, state excise taxes, weighted averages of prices or taxes, price indexes, self-reported prices, and price discounts.

However, the overall effect of cordon pricing would be regressive.

However, Australia's ABC national broadcaster says households are expected to see consumer prices - including food - rise by an average of 0.7% due to the effect of the carbon prices on large emitters.

Consumers continued to feel the effects of high prices: unleaded petrol jumped by eight cents to an average of $2.37 a gallon in America.See article.

The absolute and relative effects of reference pricing to the average daily cost of the study drugs after one year of application are presented in Table 6.

Many suspect that the supply crunch has also had the effect of inflating the prices of new records, which now cost between twenty and thirty dollars, on average.