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Discover Ludwig"fall of price" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a decrease or decline in the cost of something. Example: The fall of oil prices has led to a decrease in gas prices at the pump.
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So many slow and steady agencies all tending to produce a fall of price were then operating, that the addition of a single one of a striking nature might have produced lamentable results.
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Rising stock prices would not have alarmed the Fed, which is clearly concerned about the effect of the fall of prices on consumer confidence.
The rise and fall in labour costs is closely linked to the rise and fall of prices of output (reflected by an index called the GDP deflator).
How is that, you ask? Well firstly, what business does a bank have gambling on the rise and fall of prices of physical commodities.
It doesn't help that Colombia's economy has slowed with the fall of oil prices.
"The fall of oil prices from their peak in July will help strengthen disposable income".
Tax revenues sunk further with the fall of oil prices that fund much of the state's budget.
For the moment, the offshore debate has been eclipsed by the economic crisis and the sharp fall of oil prices.
The rise and fall of fuel prices can have at least a short-term impact on economic activity.
In The Economics of Taste, Gerald Reitlinger chronicled the rise and fall of picture prices since 1760.
The rise and fall of oil prices in the 1970s and 1980s were reflected in oil patch real estate.
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