They could raise dollar prices and lower foreign currency prices at the same time.

The economic solution would be to impose a dollar price on every ton of carbon dioxide emitted.

There was never anything except the two thousand dollar price.

Because of the stronger yen, Japan's auto makers have been forced to raise dollar prices.

Since September 1985, exporters would have had to increase dollar prices by more than 60 percent to receive the same amount in yen.

That is, the government would have the power to create inflation simply by raising the dollar price of the commodity base(s).

In addition, the dollar price is hedged into sterling to avoid currency exposure.

To generate the same yen revenue, the dollar price of the car would have to rise 59 percent.

When that happens, the dollar prices of imports can rise, contributing, in sum, to inflation.

The dollar price of pursuing an extended life is big.