"tight price" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is not expensive, such as a product with a very low price point. For example, "I bought this dress for a really tight price."
We walk in from the outside, and we have these very tight price straightjackets on which we frame our experience.
State Senator Steve Peace, an architect of deregulation who is calling for new controls on the industry, said tight price caps were necessary in the short run because generators of electricity had too much leverage to set prices.
No matter the constant clamour for cheaper tech out of Cupertino, Apple has been reluctant to move its hardware out of the tight price bands it applies.
Joe DiPasquale, CEO of cryptocurrency fund of hedge funds BitBull Capital, emphasized bitcoin's tight price range, adding that the digital currency has failed to experience "any drastic changes in volume". "Traders are in a 'wait and see' mode," he concluded.
However, for the most part those bid wars are in a very tight price range band and the competition there isn't being felt in most of the rest of the market.
But with gas supplies tight, prices appear unlikely to drop soon, analysts say.
"It will be tight; prices will be high," said Charles T. Maxwell, senior energy analyst at Weedon & Company in Greenwich, Conn.
And as long as capacity remains tight, prices can be nudged higher.Yet last winter showed how quickly customers will take offence when carriers put a foot wrong.
Spot electricity markets work poorly when supplies are tight; prices can rise to extraordinary levels and can be manipulated by suppliers.
Weaning India off Iranian oil is particularly difficult now, as supplies are tight, prices are high and India's government is eager to cut subsidized prices its citizens pay for petroleum products.
The company, based in Grand Rapids, Mich., said it would also cut 200 to 300 salaried jobs to improve profits as it struggles with a slowdown in sales and with tight pricing.
