In Ethiopia, for example, the variation in maize prices from year to year is as much as 50 percent annually.

Prices for ARVs, the drugs needed to treat HIV, cost about 12,000 dollars per patient per year.

The price is double what it was last year.

Recently, the Network Information Center of Bolivia (NIC) announced that they dropped the price for the purchase of a .bo domain name by 35 The price now stands at approximately US140 per year.

When using a condition where the attributes are equal, for example Price, then the condition may be specified as Price Price or alternatively (Price) itself.

Some pay the price for it.

And for over a year he has known that a price has been put on his head.

Cocoa In 1954, world price of cocoa rise from 150 to 450 per ton.

A change in the price of one good, say bread, may affect another price, such as bakers' wages.

The rise in house prices enabled him to sell his house at a big profit.

Tom bought it for an absurdly low price.

What price did you have to pay for that?

Information technologies double their capacity, price performance, bandwidth, every year.

And we sort of picked the price point of 10 cents a page.

There's a heavy price to pay for betraying Layla.

Securities , other than short term discount securities and financial fixed assets , are shown at year end market value .

The price of rice is going up across the nation by more than 20 percent, comparing to the previous year.

And the price had gone down from 10 dollars a watt to about four or five dollars a watt, but it stabilized.

Elasticity of Demand The price elasticity of demand is the percentage change of demand caused by a one percent change of relative price.

ECB Annual Report 2001 diminishing inflationary pressures , which were reinforced by lower oil prices in the latter part of the year .

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And now she is paying a high price for it.

The price of rice rose by more than three percent.

PRICE

They just care about three things and three things only price, price and price.

A reverse sale and repurchase agreement ( reverse repo ) is a contract under which a holder of cash agrees to the purchase of an asset and , simultaneously , agrees to resell the asset for an agreed price on demand , or after a stated time , or in the event of a particular contingency . Sometimes a repo transaction is agreed via a third party ( triparty repo ) .

And then there was good design for very low price.

It will enforce the rule of law, but only for a price.

The machine in his photo sells ultra expensive caviar

I think it's unlikely that any store would sell this model for that price.

The headline inflation rate fluctuated over the course of the year and was strongly influenced by movements in the price of oil .

The price?

c. Interest terms

c. Price terms

You can get a Mercedes for a very high price, very high performance.

There's a heavy price to pay for betraying Layla.

The cost of gas is currently 1,77 per liter (US 2,25), in contrast to the price of oil, which has been going as low as US 50,00 per barrel in the past weeks.

The peak year was 1903, with rubber fetching the highest price and concessionary companies raking in the highest profits.

Revaluation accounts balance sheet accounts for registration of the difference in the value of an asset or liability between the adjusted cost of its acquisition and its valuation at an end of period market price , when the latter is higher than the former in case of assets , and when the latter is lower than the former in case of liabilities .

Right, books that might sell 100 copies a year, 1,000 copies a year.

It's 25 kilograms per person per year.

Headline inflation rates in 2004 were , however , significantly affected by increases in administered prices and indirect taxes , and , particularly in the second half of the year , by rises in oil prices .

It gives you the price, and the location and ratings.

It could well be enough to double the oil price, for example.

This is the price of a phone call to India per minute.