Sentence examples for effect on prices of from inspiring English sources
So HB is as a proportion of total demand, smaller than anywhere else in GB - so one would expect the effect on prices of reducing LHA to be smaller.
As the Administration itself would admit, the effect on prices of restimulating the economy is virtually ?? known.
One of the biggest problems the economy faces is the mismatch between supply and demand in the housing market, because of the lingering effect on prices of the housing bubble (prices are still too high in much of the country), and because there was massive overbuilding in much of the country.
In fact the question is whether the N-cycle can be changed in such a way that a welfare improvement is achieved, implying that the economic benefits for society (the social benefits) from improvement of human health, ecosystems and climate should exceed the social costs of mitigation and their effect on prices of food or energy.
The effects on prices of a merger are smoothed as the number of firms increase.
In July of this year, the Obama White House released a report Occupational Licensing: A Framework for Policymakers, which said, "Licensing laws...lead to higher prices for goods and services, with research showing effects on prices of between 3 and 16percentt.
By far the best book on the effect of inflation on prices of real estate and financial assets, and on social stability.
"That's why all the Saudi talk about increasing output has already been discounted without having a downward effect on prices," Mr. Gheit of Oppenheimer said.
But aircraft landing nearby at Kennedy Airport have less of an effect on prices since the retirement of the ear-splitting Concorde in 2003, brokers say.
A small increase in the price of a benchmark has a ripple effect on the prices of a wide range of products, potentially across the world analysts said.
The effect on price competition of introducing new anti-CD20 mAbs into the market, particularly those using SC administration at lower doses and biosimilars, is an open question.
