Finished goods now stand 7 percent higher than in November 1989.

Finished goods distribution is often a part of the same complex.

That added to the price of finished goods and kept others from competing.

Excluding food and energy, the price of finished goods was up 2.6 percent in April from a year earlier.

Both finished goods and the machinery with which to make electronic stuff.

The index for finished goods less foods and energy increased 0.3 percent.

The movement of finished goods to the sea ports and to London was important.

If the production quantity is required the finished goods stock will need to be added.

Two figures moved through the stacks of finished goods, apparently just looking.

But finished goods are only 9 percent of our exports."

Without the finished goods from the station I can't pay the syndicate.

Stripes did not become common in his finished goods until he began working with sculptures.

Some will even ship finished goods on the nearby rail lines.

Despite last month's spurt, prices of finished goods are just 1.8 percent higher than they were a year ago.

They developed a policy of trading finished goods and raw materials for food.

Trucks take fresh parts to the plants and return with finished goods for the distribution center.

The markets for finished goods sent the colonies were also closed to the Japanese.

Some manufacturers are also jobbers for their own finished goods.

This means the prices of finished goods, like bread, should continue to be stable or even decline.

Prices received by producers of finished goods fell 0.2 percent in November as energy and food declined.

And a report on the prices of finished goods showed that they rose at their fastest pace in more than 10 years.

Most of these processes did not produce finished goods.

After my research I found that only the rich countries make weapons and the poor countries simply buy the finished goods.

Although Louisiana imported most finished goods, some manufacturing did exist.

The advance in the finished goods index, the most widely followed of the three, extended well beyond food and energy.