Sentence examples for excess prices from inspiring English sources
On the spending side, the budget contains $370 billion in Medicare savings, through such measures as eliminating the excess prices that Medicare is paying for prescription drugs for lower-income beneficiaries and requiring more affluent seniors to pay higher premiums for Medicare.
A new paper on a generic-medicines cartel in Mexico found something similar.Clever watchdogsAll this suggests that one way to direct scarce antitrust resources is to set up automatic scans of market prices, looking for excess price stability.
What will hurt the housing market is not the alleged excess in prices we've been hearing so much about but the plain old higher cost of money.
Rivas also makes a beer cocktail based on whatever bottles he has in excess, and prices it at $9. .
This is far in excess of "price stability" by any definition, and suggests that a rise in interest rates is long overdue.Why should a central bank worry about such a broad price index rather than focusing solely on the prices consumers pay?
And even though America's inflation rate is low, the economy shows clear signs of cyclical excess.Share-price gains and easy credit have allowed too many consumers to dream too easily of a Ferrari or at least of a new Ford Taurus in their garage.
A code of conduct on the use of discounts and incentives has been agreed between the Council of Mortgage Lenders, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and the Home Builders Federation, to prevent the worst excesses of price-ramping.
A massive building boom, encouraged by tax breaks and government subsidies, then created excess supply, and prices have dropped by almost 30% in real terms since 1992.
As that excess fell, wholesale prices would rise.
And, given the scale of excess supply, house prices are likely to overshoot.
By law, the government has to buy excess sugar when prices drop below a certain level.
