Sentence examples for directed price from inspiring English sources

The gap of time may explain why our leaders have the capacity to pretend to themselves that federally directed price management doesn't yield price controls.

Anyone who has dined at a fixed-cost food buffet knows the outcome of not directing price with food portions.

The first time David Thacker directed the Price, at the Young Vic 21 years ago, he had the intimidating advantage of Arthur Miller sitting in the rehearsal room alongside him.

Other countries, such as Madagascar, have imposed direct price controls.

In particular, smaller firms with only a few products may lose out.In practice, the profit cap has ceased to constrain in recent years and the system now in effect operates through direct price controls.

She said that Fairway had come out ahead of Whole Foods on many direct price comparisons, but the carbohydrate-heavy Thanksgiving menu might not play to Fairway's greatest strength — fresh fruit and vegetables.

Siberian Coal mined 90.9 million tons in 2007, about double the 46 million tons mined by Kuzbassrazrezugol, although analysts said that the two companies produce different grades of coal, making direct price comparisons imprecise.

But Republican congressmen have to deal with the fact that Mr Obama's failure would plunge the country into disaster.The Republicans are also paying a direct price for their obstructionism surrendering what influence they might have had over impending legislation (and playing into Ms Pelosi's hands in the process).

Second, no direct price data are provided in our data set.

It is not a direct price control, as manufacturers are free to set a price higher than the reference price.

In addition to these direct price links, there is the global concern that volatile energy prices may stimulate agricultural price volatility (Gardebroek and Hernandez 2013).