The phrase "buying prices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the costs associated with purchasing goods or services.
Example: "The buying prices for the new inventory have increased significantly this quarter."
Alternatives: "purchase prices" or "acquisition costs."
The government would post buying prices, perhaps set at a 20 percent premium over something like Kelley Blue Book prices, for cars and trucks above a certain age (say, 15 years) and below a certain maximum value (perhaps $5,000).
If, as is predicted, house prices rise further beyond the abilities of home buyers, even more households will be forced to rent, with demand pushing rents up another predicted 6% per year as the cost of buying prices people out of the market.
For 24 tracer medicines that were bought by all wholesalers interviewed, the NGOs (like the public wholesaler) were buying at significantly lower prices than the private wholesalers in 2006, and passing on these savings in lower prices to NGO facilities as compared to private sector facilities' buying prices [ 6].
Selling and buying prices are both random.
My suggestion is that the Super F.H.A. categorize the mortgages it might refinance into, say, "high," "medium" and "low" qualities and, based on its best guesses of fair market value, post initial buying prices for each type.
The German discounter – the UK's sixth largest supermarket – said its competitors relied solely or significantly upon imports from New Zealand for their Easter whole leg promotions, taking advantage of lower buying prices and greater availability.
And, he conceded, first-time buyers are often "buying price" only.
Buying price-controlled drugs from Canada or Europe is not the answer.
When they bought, prices were "moving up every day," Mr. Bifulco said.
If you're looking to buy, prices here are reasonable.
Reiterate buy – price target £54.50.
