The price was changed to $2.95 in the spring of 2009.

Despite some movement during the day, prices of most issues were little changed.

The industry standard in recent years has been a policy whose price and terms cannot be changed after it is sold.

The price was later changed to 1 pound a month, or 8 pounds a year.

In particular, given that prices have already been set and cannot be changed, what will happen to real output?

There is no selection as to which firms change prices.

In the bond market, prices and yields were little changed.

Truck companies can now change schedules and prices more easily.

In the secondary Treasury note market, prices were little changed.

After that, prices remained little changed for the balance of the session.