Sentence examples for labour price from inspiring English sources

Yet just the prospect of a Labour price freeze has driven away both domestic and foreign investors.

Another lobbyist said that in the longer term the big six energy companies would wage a cold war against the Labour price freeze, rather than continue open hostility.

"With the threat of a Labour price freeze now off the table, the big six have officially run out of excuses for not making proper, double-digit reductions to customers' bills, following significant reductions in the cost of wholesale energy".

Urbanisation has pushed consumer and labour prices up, and has created a virtual housing bubble.

Uncertainty in market prospects is addressed by projecting olive oil and labour prices and trends in farm subsidies, distinguishing four price combinations in market scenarios.

Users of labour are usually complicit, and often instrumental in insisting on labour prices that cannot mathematically be achieved without denying rights and avoiding tax.

Across India, once small trading towns are transforming into bustling centres, as global companies flood in to set up call centres, factories and software development branches, eager to capitalise on high skill-sets at low labour prices.

Richard Hollis, BBC Worldwide's UK licensing boss, is reasonably upbeat and says it has been a difficult year because of the recession, exchange rates and increased labour prices in the Far East.

These presuppose exchange, division of labour, prices, etc.

If, on the other hand, labour prices in the service sector are allowed to adjust to productivity differentials, service wages would remain relatively low.

Although there is considerable interest in "peri-urban" fish culture to supply city centres, most fish farms will continue to be located in more rural settings where land and labour prices are lower and there are fewer environmental considerations.