Sentence examples for repressed prices from inspiring English sources
There, money balances have accumulated because of large budget deficits combined with repressed prices; in Poland the excess money growth was dissipated by high inflation.
Last week's column noted that new measures to repress property prices were expected.
Agricultural prices were repressed, as were salaries.
"The first reason is that demand for air travel was repressed by really high ticket prices.
The main inflationary factors in recent years -- services and non-tradable goods -- appear to be slowing down at the margin, but the ongoing correction of regulated prices, until recently repressed, has still some way to go (Chart 1).
To a greater or lesser degree the problem has been handled, shifted, priced out or repressed in some places.
Economists have long been familiar with the concept of "repressed inflation". When concern with measured inflation takes over economic policy and drives the introduction of price controls or subsidies to hold down prices, the results are perverse.
... The price that was paid, the challenges and day-to-day humiliations that had to be repressed that allowed for little Oprah to exist, I owe them.
Even religion was repressed".
