On energy markets before last night's attack, product prices rose.

The new marketing efforts probably will not raise product prices.

You may notice that the 'product price' is not in either entity.

This price reduction is necessary to create a better balance in the market, but lower product prices are also good for the environment.

Because so many different weights may be used, it is sometimes difficult to compare product prices.

And food price inflation won't last - agricultural product prices are already down.

There are a number of reasons why primary product prices should have begun to rise in real terms around this time.

These product prices fall into three ranges, each of which is associated with a percent value fee.

The expense of meeting these new social requirements is buried in higher product prices.

And no one expects consumers to see any lower dairy product prices.

American corporations, on the other hand, suffer from almost no inflation at all in product prices.

Consider skimming product prices if your profits are too low.

A product price is based on development, production, storage, transport and promotion costs.

Furthermore, we need special taxes on external environmental costs related to products and product prices.

Product prices are generally less than fifty cents per pound.

My view is that higher agricultural product prices are creating a development opportunity for European agriculture.

Naturally, product prices vary over time and in different locales.

Others, he said, would have to follow with low product prices to stay competitive, lowering the value of crude.

If the trend continues, experts expect the decline to be reflected soon in product prices.

The reason was better profits in refining and marketing, as product prices rose.

Picking numbers for everything from product prices to telephones is also tricky.

In section 2.4, we turn our attention to the determination of product prices in theory and practice.

Employers can cut the union dues out of the payroll, then lower product prices.

Greater efficiency of labour means generally lower product prices.

Simply put, the socially necessary labour requirements set limits for the movements of product prices.