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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'prices grow' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the increase in the cost of goods and services over time. For example, "The prices of food and other essential items have been growing steadily over the last few months."
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Buyers are being priced out of the market as house prices grow to more than five times average earnings.
So a period in which prices grow in line with, or preferably by less than, incomes now looks overdue.
Getco officials say they support "reasoned market reform" and favor changes like obliging traders to stay in markets even when prices grow volatile.
We were happy to take the cheap credit and see our house prices grow, politicians were happy to take the taxes".
"An outcome in which house prices grow more rapidly relative to income and do so for longer is … quite plausible," he said.
The average value of a UK house increased to £162,038 after six months in a row of rises, helping prices grow year-on-year by 2 per cent in October, according to the Nationwide Building Society.
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Stock prices grew, executives became rich, and so did shareholders.
In Ulster County, the total number of sales grew 43.2 percent and prices grew 6.6 percent.
Globally food prices grew three times as fast as inflation over the past decade.
The target for many is to keep consumer prices growing at 2% a year or thereabouts.
Argentina, whose consumer prices grew by 41% in 2002, has seen inflation fall to 4.9%.
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