prevailing prices

It is about half the size when adjusted for differences in prevailing prices.

Last week, his company auctioned several sites for an average of 35 percent more than the already high prevailing prices.

Venison sales bring in a further £1.3-3 million, depending on prevailing prices.

Assume both firms are just breaking even at prevailing prices so neither wishes to leave.

"And at current prevailing prices, I don't think the global oil industry is ready to accommodate a synchronized push in demand."

Which process is more economical depends on prevailing prices of petroleum and grain feed stocks.

A record of these times could then be withdrawn from the terminals each day to make sure that the trades were consummated at prevailing prices.

Those left out in the cold include people whose homes may have plunged in value, leaving the old mortgages as high or higher than prevailing prices.

Every one of these bunkers had swallowed 6,000 tons of steel and cost 125 million marks at the prevailing prices.

First, the thinness of the partnership-resale market - 1995 sales were $198 million - means prevailing prices can vary widely from place to place.

At prevailing prices of $272 a square foot, that represents roughly $30 billion in real estate tied up in communal apartments.

Many are being offered at prices well below prevailing prices for equivalent apartments in financially healthy co-ops, report brokers.

In covering short positions, investors buy securities to repay those previously borrowed and sold at prevailing prices in hope of future price declines.

Together the two men discusaed busine matters, prevailing prices, and the profits resulting from crofts, cattle, and timber.

This process allowed users to join or better the prevailing prices in the network and thus directly impact (and tighten) the bid/ask spread widths on which they traded.

Depending on prevailing prices, which are very volatile, $6 billion to $12 billion a year in lumber is taken from Canadian forests and shipped to the United States.

One pilot program allows about 100 farmers in South Africa's northeast to learn the prevailing prices for produce in major markets, crucial information in negotiations with middlemen.

Other unintended consequences of an FTT could include a reduction in professional market participants such as market makers who stand ready to buy or sell at prevailing prices.

The new town houses are priced somewhat above the prevailing prices for older town houses in the neighborhood, where, brokers say, recent sales have ranged up to about $1.9 million.

Prevailing prices depend on many factors but can determine the economic suitability of any procedure, with more procedures and more expensive procedures being economically viable at higher prices.

A. Our prices for the same goods are just so much lower, or about 40 to 70 percent off the normal prevailing prices in department and discount stores and at mass merchandisers.

Or in common terms, what it will cost to produce some number of goods at prevailing prices, or given prevailing prices and a budget, how much can be made.

"When I started at U.C.L.A., I got at least a dozen calls from these very same guys telling me how the game is played and what the prevailing prices are."

According to Ms. Mandikas, many in that group suffer sticker shock when they encounter the prevailing prices for residential real estate in most other areas close to New York City.

Sales prices have not yet been determined, the partners said, but they estimated that apartments would go for $375 to $475 a square foot, slightly higher than prevailing prices in other condominiums in the area.