Sentence examples for restrict output from inspiring English sources

Copper rose on speculation that Indonesia's government might restrict output at Grasberg, a large mine, after a landslide.

Only horizontal mergers between competitors and potential competitors are likely to be challenged, and only when they concentrate the market enough to restrict output and raise prices.

Some say yes: if much of their output were under long-term contract, the generators would have less market power -- that is, less incentive to restrict output in order to drive up spot prices.

The fourth point is perhaps the strongest, as it is difficult to imagine how an organization that does not restrict output compared to non-members could be called a cartel: How else could it increase prices?

Firms with a large share of a market are forbidden from using their muscle to set unfair prices, restrict output, force customers to buy related products or prevent other firms from challenging their dominance.

It's a reasonable objection, but consider Ferrari: It sold 7,318 cars in 2012 and says it will restrict output in 2013 to less than 7,000 to "keep its exclusivity" – in other words, it must adapt to the slowing demand in Europe and, perhaps, Asia.

The ACCC chairman, Rod Sims, said he would seek an explanation from Forrest because "any attempt by Australian businesses to encourage competitors to restrict outputs is a matter of grave concern".

Fiat, which owns Chrysler, has expanded production in the US while restricting output in the eurozone.

The companies fixed prices, shared markets, restricted output and allocated customers between themselves, on a worldwide basis.

The world is burning about 95percentt of current crude production, he said, while OPEC countries are restricting output.

However, if each restricts output, the price will be forced up and the firms may each enjoy their share of oligopoly profits.