Sentence examples for constrained prices from inspiring English sources

Shapiro had said that the reason for Comcast didn't raise its prices was because the government's consent decree with Comcast approving the merger constrained prices.

There were several such periods of "good deflation" while the world was on the gold standard; with growth in the money supply constrained, prices were pushed down whenever the volume of output grew rapidly.

Still, the Federal Trade Commission, perhaps bowing to the perceived need to "do something," is investigating whether oil companies have constrained prices to artificially boost prices.

Yet these "me-too" drugs—and the threat of them can help to constrain prices; and some can benefit particular groups of patients.

When government constrains prices or the types of products that can be offered, dictates particular technologies, or prohibits certain behavior, they substitute centralized and binding human judgements and design for evolutionary processes unleashed by a competitive marketplace.

Not only does this inconvenience consumers, but Verizon "undermined one of the central goals of making FiOS available to every resident in the City: to expand New Yorkers' options for receiving cable television service and thereby to create competition that would constrain prices and enhance quality," the complaint continued.

"When Southwest entered a market, it was able to constrain price increases, even in concentrated markets," Professor Sager said.

Le Gall accepts that Ariane 5 is pricey, but says he has fulfilled his commitment to constrain price by reducing the cost of operating the vehicle's spaceport in French Guiana by 20%.

If those investments were random, they wouldn't matter but they appear to be correlated with prices: the first to be constrained when prices drop, and first to be renewed when prices rise.

Resources were constrained and prices reduced to below cost, but still demand grew.

For one, with interest rates remaining historically low and inventory constrained, home prices in some of the hottest markets around the country have spiked and are showing few signs of slowing down.