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Discover Ludwig"price spread" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the difference between the lowest and highest prices of a product or service. For example, "The price spread of this luxury car is quite high, with the lowest price being $50,000 and the highest being $100,000."
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The price spread has attracted the attention of Congress.
But analysts say that the price spread could quickly shrink as a host of factors converge.
The narrowest price spread is for household electrical goods; the widest, for books and magazines.
The price spread between the cash and futures, however, is not invariant.
The hedgers, therefore, run the risk that the price spread, known as the "basis," could move against them.
But the de facto price spread is wider, because the feature-stuffed Hyundai doesn't offer a single extra-cost option.
Their calumny often includes claims that there's not enough of a price spread between various iterations of the 1 and 3 Series.
That price spread will widen this spring, when BMW delivers a more affordable version of the GT with a new 300-horsepower turbocharged in-line 6.
Despite that arguably cynical price spread — are the A7's hatchback body, larger standard wheels and fancy headlamps worth nearly 10 grand?
Even as the price spread made reversing the flow of the pipeline ever more profitable, Conoco, part-owner of the pipeline, opted not to change over.
After interest is added, consumers can often end up paying more than twice the original price, spread over a number of years.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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