controlled price

I don't know, is there a controlled price on stuff like that?

The trust controlled prices and forced some smaller manufacturers out of business.

In most instances at present, however, the controlled price is higher than the market price.

Obtaining the sign allowed the enterprises to increase the state controlled price for the goods by ten percent.

Merchants reported that they kept inventories tight and controlled price cutting, too.

All its books were distributed at controlled prices to state-owned bookstores.

During the period of controlled prices, those that are under the regulator's eye have fallen by 27 per cent.

Up to 40 percent of all natural gas, which supplies about a quarter of the nation's energy needs, is still sold at controlled prices.

This sugar is then sold to Indians across the country at controlled prices through a network of state-owned outlets.

The Government also gives her a card allowing her to buy food and other necessities at low controlled prices.

Addressing inflation, he announced that government shops would sell basic staples to the poor at controlled prices.

The Soviet Union and other communist nations with a centralized planned economy were controlled price systems.

Everything else had been bought by East Germans loading up freezers at low, controlled prices.

The combination of excess money and low, controlled prices has created severe shortages of consumer goods.

"I should like to ask Miss Curtis how she intends to work out the controlled price of sea-farm produce," said a woman.

Back when the federal government controlled prices and routes, air travel connected fewer different places, offered less convenient schedules and cost a lot more.

Inefficiency in energy use is generally high, because the low controlled prices do not stimulate consumers to conserve energy.

Now, the law says you have to sell that to the Bank of England at the controlled price of twelve pounds ten per ounce.

Nevertheless, the farmers had to sell at a controlled price and vast sums were retained by Britain, exporting cocoa for dollars.

The combination of excess rubles and controlled prices is an open invitation for black marketeers to buy low and sell high.

No voices are heard demanding a return to controlled prices, and those favoring the wholesale printing of money are as yet clearly in the minority.

With controlled prices ensuring excess demand for almost every item in state shops, products can be resold on the black market for huge profits.

Byrnes had previously been head of the Office of Economic Stabilization, which controlled prices and taxes.

Over 70 percent of the goods consisted in the consumption basket have controlled prices, therefore indices of inflation are hardly reliable.

He left unclear, this official said, the answers to such questions as exactly how the Soviets intended to privatize state-owned enterprises and liberalize controlled prices.