Sentence examples for nominal prices from inspiring English sources

The Communist Party-controlled government once offered rudimentary medical care for nominal prices in the countryside.

In a world of near-zero inflation, nominal prices are more likely to need to fall.

When inflation was higher, real house prices could fall even if nominal prices did not.

In 1983-89 nominal prices in New York rose by 137%; those nationwide by only 45%.

Falls in nominal prices are much more common in big cities.

While inflation-adjusted prices declined during that downturn, high inflation meant that nominal prices did not.

These "cuts" do not actually reduce prices in nominal terms, but prices will be lower under the ACA than they would have been otherwise, and prices will grow more slowly than input prices.

Even that nominal price drastically overstated what was paid.

Many weak holders have been cleared away, and the nominal price in consequence is firmer and more real than the nominal price of six months since.

Most of the apps are free or a nominal price such as 49p.

It is their real price; money is their nominal price only".