producer goods

The prices of producer goods would be determined through trial and error.

Prices of surplus industrial producer goods floated within limits set by the state.

The greater the emphasis on the production of producer goods than consumer goods.

Major cities established wholesale markets for industrial producer goods to supplement the state's allocation system.

Substitutable producer goods would include: petroleum and natural gas (used for heating or electricity).

First, the years before the reform saw a generally high rate of investment and concentration on the manufacture of producer goods.

Expenditures on durable producer goods which are small, inexpensive and used to perform relatively simple ongoing operations.

Already in 1949 the stress was moved from consumer goods to producer goods, and light industry development was slowed.

The major defining characteristic of a market economy is that decisions on investment and the allocation of producer goods are mainly made through markets.

Among producer goods ready for consumption, three items - fresh vegetables, tobacco products and prescription drugs - rose with unexpected sharpness.

It was charged with the primary responsibility for the allocation of producer goods to enterprises, a critical state function in the absence of markets.

These are general in nature; that is, they occur in all spheres of the economy (consumer goods and services, means of production and producer goods).

Local cooperatives or state supply and marketing bureaus sold most agricultural producer goods, including chemical fertilizers and insecticides, to households at set prices.

During this period France never ceased to be a capitalist economy directed by the accumulation of capital, profit-maximizing enterprise and market-based allocation of producer goods.

The targets of the First Five-Year Plan (1949-53) reflected the government's commitment to expansion of the producer goods sector of the economy.

Like the rest of the Eastern Bloc, producer goods were favored over consumer goods, causing consumer goods to be lacking in quantity and quality.

They had the effect of encouraging imports of capital-intensive producer goods for import-substitution and industrialisation and imports of luxury items for the elites.

Intermediate goods or producer goods or semi-finished products are goods used as inputs in the production of other goods, such as partly finished goods.

Disposed of surplus consumer, capital, and producer goods; industrial and maritime real property; and airports and aircraft located in the United States and its territories.

With prices of both consumer and producer goods rising at barely perceptible rates, the Fed's decision not to change monetary policy had been widely expected by economists and in the financial markets.

The dominant pattern of foreign trade after 1949 was to import industrial producer goods from developed countries and to pay for them with exports of food, crude materials, and light manufactures, especially textiles.

American consumers will inevitably lap up high-quality consumer and producer goods from Japan, and the Japanese clearly have a knack for identifying an unending variety of new products that will sell on our markets.

Thus, high economic growth with a stable money supply would lead to high wages, low profits, more resources allocated to production of consumer goods, and fewer resources allocated to production of producer goods.

Economists noted that the pickup in the core rate was dominated by presumably temporary surges in the price of cars and light trucks and that there was nothing worrisome in the prices of producer goods at the intermediate and crude stages of production.

Mises' and Hayek's criticism stated that any body that owns and consolidates a society's means of production will not be able to acquire the knowledge needed to calculate general equilibrium prices, stating that market-determined prices were essential for the rational allocation of producer goods.