Sentence examples for evolution of prices from inspiring English sources

The behaviour of UK consumers and businesses, and evolution of prices, will be critically important in determining the appropriate action".

The timing of China's ascent thus depends on five things: its own growth, America's growth, the evolution of prices in each country, and the exchange rate between them.

You should also think about the evolution of prices in both countries and the trajectory of the exchange rate between them.

Messrs Flandreau, Le Cacheux and Zumer conclude that thegold standard turned out to be hostage to the exogenous evolution of prices.

Even the Bank of Spain admits that in the higher inflation rates the behaviour of mark-ups, mainly in the closed sectors, is the main determinant of the evolution of prices.

"In studying the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries it is possible to think that the evolution of prices and wages, or incomes and wealth, obeys an autonomous economic logic having little or nothing to do with the logic of politics or culture," he writes.

The telecoms companies may yet think it worth a try.* "The evolution of price discrimination in transportation and its implications for the internet".Review of Network Economics, vol. 3, issue 3, September 2004.

This represents a vote of deserved confidence regarding the effectiveness of Europe's current competition policy as well as the evolution of pricing, competition and investment in the industry.

Figure 6 Evolution of "price" values and power allocated at each relay.

Addressing these barriers will be important to increase the competitiveness of e-vehicles in Europe as pointed out by Figenbaum, et al. However, the social competitiveness of BEVs will depend to some extent on the evolution of price of fuels and electricity as well as the battery costs.

Figure 3 Evolution of biodiesel prices in the ANP auctions and the prices of crude soybean oil (quotation = R$2.30/US$).