guaranteed price

"guaranteed prices are the last chance for us to get help."

Lowering guaranteed prices to world market level is going too far, in our view.

On average, the guaranteed prices increased at the rate of inflation over the past 15 years.

It guaranteed prices which were, from a retail point of view, very reasonable indeed.

That was all right as long as the guaranteed prices were very low.

Jackson concentrated his campaign on the policy of guaranteed prices for farmers.

The nation was forced in early July to cut its guaranteed price to cocoa farmers by 37.5 percent.

But even in other countries, such as Britain, travelers can get good value by buying a package with a guaranteed price.

In some new projects, buyers can sell their old homes to the developer at a guaranteed price.

Farmers were provided with guaranteed prices for their produce.

If the item is sold to someone else above the guaranteed price, the house often pays the third party a percentage of the excess.

However, pre-need cemetery plans must be sold on a guaranteed price basis.

Stocks and shares, on the other hand, are not very liquid since they cannot be sold instantly at a guaranteed price.

Guaranteed prices for farmers were introduced and they responded magnificently.

'We all used to talk about guaranteed prices and we had stability over a period of 50 years.

Obviously, if the dollar declines before you leave, you get yourself a good buy with a guaranteed price.

In 1920, though, the government changed the rules by removing the guaranteed price for the herring and prices dropped dramatically.

The dollar was allowed to float freely on foreign exchange markets with no guaranteed price in gold.

Most smaller businesses "opted to stick with guaranteed pricing" based on discounts, she said.

The compromise would seek to make milk prices more uniform across the country and phase out guaranteed price supports.

The smaller producers, on the other hand, could suffer from the 31% reduction in the guaranteed price.

Had it been assumed that there would be a 5 or 10 % fluctuation against the guaranteed price?

Guaranteed prices have been widely replaced by grants and a policy of high productivity has driven most farmers from their land.

The hope is that guaranteed supplies at guaranteed prices can help to slow inflation.

Obviously, we would not want to have guaranteed prices and intervention and export refunds.