"price burden" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You could use it to refer to the strain or cost associated with having to pay a certain price for something, for example "The high price burden of the new car was too much for me to handle."
Labour's Sadiq Khan, who looks to have edged ahead in the race for City Hall, has restated his promise to freeze fares across the board throughout a four-year term and to lower the price burden on multiple bus-users with a "hopper" ticket valid for an hour.
The high fossil reliance inspires a high CO2 charge versus the social expect of reducing the CO2 emission, also causes an incremented price burden to the consumer (e.g. 2672.37 k$ in the 3rd period), while the net income of the TRANSCO is increasing slowly from 60.15 k$ (1st period) to 185.26 k$ (3rd period).
The plan to ease the fuel price burden on remote rural areas was included in the coalition agreement between the Liberal Democrats and the Conservatives, but there has been much speculation about whether it would be approved by the European Commission.
But in internal government discussions the prime minister, Tony Abbott, and his office have been very concerned the safeguards mechanism could never turn into a de facto carbon price or a cost burden on emitting industries.
In internal government discussions the prime minister, Tony Abbott, and his office have been very concerned the safeguards mechanism should never turn into a de facto carbon price or a cost burden on emitting industries.
The "Shot price" is individual cost burden for receiving one shot.
Daniel Ellsberg, who risked an equivalent amount of time in prison for his own leaking of the Pentagon Papers in 1971 in the United States, has called Vanunu "the pre-eminent hero of the nuclear era … He paid the full price, a burden in some ways worse than death, for his heroic act for doing exactly what he should have done and what others should be doing".
Income tax rates should be cut because that would not only put more money in people's pockets but also reduce the price and burden of working productively.
The principle is simple: If you lower the price and burden on good things, such as success, productive work and risk taking, you'll get more of them; raise the price, you'll get less.
PRICE shifts burden away from the bench (the generation of a perfect library) and onto the computer (handling problematic data).
Mr. Hayami warned last month, however, that a decline in bond prices would burden the central bank with more than $8 billion in losses.
