1. Many businessmen think that a world where relative prices never varied would be nirvana.

2. Changes in relative prices support this conclusion.

3. The relatively larger supply of manufactures makes their relative price lower in the larger country.

4. The change in relative prices causes consumption patterns to alter.

5. So it is the relative price rather than the absolute price that is more important.

6. The relative price effects of greater foreign production have decreased wages of low - wage US workers.

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7. Meanwhile, the relative price of corn (maize) to rice, which is much more favoured, has jumped by half.

8. The fuselage design also a good comparison, the relative price of Samsung is licensed for cheap.

9. The relative price effect is a fallacy, or at least, too simplistic.

10. Thus, the relative price stability in New York might well result from the city's employment recovery, in which it added 48, 500 private sector positions in 2010.

11. Industrial users shift to coconut oil when the relative price difference inside coconut oil and other oils come down.

12. Then the problem was that the price relative price of those two was not really fixed by the government.

13. That trade is still going today, and Lowe's relative price has finally begun moving closer to Home Depot.

14. Nonetheless, because of strong domestic demand and relative price changes, the relative importance of external trade has declined.

15. Yet a continuous rise in the relative price of commodities is a symptom an inflationary process.

16. It is hard to make a direct comparison, for relative prices have changed.

17. Lois will only make a profit or loss under the second strategy when there are changes in relative prices.

18. The model is deafeningly silent on this question since the only relative price which figures in it is the rate of interest.

19. When prices are fluctuating, general confusion prevails regarding the behaviour of relative prices.

20. Such a policy would also generate some welcome inflation to facilitate the relative price adjustment within Europe.

21. The price channel of monetary policy lead us adjust our assets makeup through its influence on the relative price of assets.

22. Bankruptcies are an institution that can speed up the process of relative price adjustments, transferring savings and factors of production.

23. One reason for continued U.S. consumption of Chinese goods despite the relative price increase may be that there is a shortage of substitutes for Chinese-made goods in the U.S. market.

24. That would be interesting if we make such a figure of speech: take this relative position as relative price of merchandise.

25. The consumer chooses consumption of the two goods so that the marginal rate of substitution equals the relative price.

26. Purchasing power parity (PPP) is a theory of long-term equilibrium exchange rates based on relative price levels of two countries.

27. And the world economy benefited from low transaction costs and relative price stability from having a single currency that countries could use to buy and sell goods.

28. This article is also aimed at China's Order-driven stock market, adjustments the relative price Spread in BDSS model, set up the improved BDSS model.

29. The US dollar, or any other monetary unit, is a measure of value—that is, it indicates the relative price or value of different goods and services.

30. The gap between marginal returns of equipment and building capital is inversely proportional to relative price of equipment investment.