"shrinking prices" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
The phrase can be used to describe a situation where the prices of something are decreasing. For example, "The supply of beef has increased compared to the demand, resulting in shrinking prices across the country."
Squeezed between the growing power of hand-helds and the shrinking prices of laptops, it never found its niche.
Page B7 New York SOME WHO SECURED HEATING COSTS May Wish That They'd Waited The shrinking prices of oil and gas have consistently been a bright spot during the financial crisis.
After a lifetime of fearing runaway inflation, some investors now worry that the greatest threat is the opposite: shrinking prices that could undermine wages and the value of real estate, stocks and other assets.
What has marked this holiday season more than the color and abundance of leather goods, however, are the incredible shrinking prices.
The government says much of the country's woes are the result of an "economic war" being waged against the government by the opposition and the United States, exacerbated by the shrinking price of oil, Venezuela's lifeblood.
If supply shrinks, prices should rise.
He reasoned that if global output shrank, prices would rise.
However, as these waters became fished out, the oyster beds shrank, prices went up and today oysters have become a rich man's luxury.
I wouldn't be too shocked if the shrinking price gap between a decent PC and the current consoles doesn't have something to do with that renaissance too.
The cost of those incentives was not reflected in the new-home price data, which suggested that builders were making even less money from each sale than the shrinking official prices would indicate.
"The herd is shrinking, land prices have become cheaper.
