Trying to up the price?

You'll have to up the price.

Rising prices for cotton (increasing by 28 per cent from 1994 to 1996) and oil have benefited Egypt, as have higher prices for phosphates (15 per cent in the same period) in the case of Morocco.

Price of petrol is 0.35 per litre.

The agreement led to an increase in prices of 120 per cent.

And that's very important, because so many things hit the market at a price and then drift up.

As it is, prices are going up every week.

It will be just a way to, say, greenwash your audience and, say, increase your price tag.

More modest, but none the less substantial, increases occurred for cocoa (an increase of 42 per cent in Côte d Ivoire) tobacco (15 per cent in Malawi) and cotton (11 per cent in Côte d Ivoire).

For pork and other commodities with tight supply and quicker price increase, the frequency of inspections should be increased, and illegal activities such as hoarding, raising prices, and colluding with price increases shall be seriously investigated and handled.

Due to the heavy rain, vegetable prices have risen.

The merchants will start raising their prices if they see you in those clothes.

As oil prices go up, energy patents go up.

7. The price boom began with non oil commodities in 1994.

As you see, any sum not paid by the deadline will automatically have a 10 surcharge added.

Similarly, while the prices of ore and metals rose by 13.4 in 1994, they were only 3 per cent higher in 1997 as compared to 1996.

The prices of raw materials such as oil or coal continue to rise.

Thus, with the exception of the prices of tropical beverages, in particular coffee and tea, the prices of the other commodities either declined or rose only marginally.

Higher food and energy prices put upward pressure on price levels in the subregion, which was partially offset by fuel subsidies in some countries.

Unemployment up. Housing values down. Equity markets down.

The rise in raw material prices was exacerbated by increased transport costs.

Thus, in spite of some recovery during the 1990s when the general commodity price levels recovered both in current and real terms (at annual rates of 4.2 per cent and 2.8 per cent, respectively, during 1991 1997), they still remained very depressed by past standards.

There has been much discussed in the last few years about the rising cost of health care.

In response to a question on the increase in the price of CFC 12, the Open ended Working Group was informed that while prices varied by region, the price increases of CFC 12 had been considerably less than those of HFC 134a.

In general, it appears that price increases have been levelling off and a decline cannot be ruled out in the near future.

Arms deliveries to Irtogte are increasing and prices for arms have risen sharply owing to high demand.

More stringent provisions on patent protection which were likely to result in higher prices for pharmaceutical products and for advanced technology.

The situation is, by no means, unconnected with the soaring price of oil, which is causing serious problems in the global economy and threatening the economic gains made by many developing countries.

It is premature, however, to say whether the recovery in commodity prices has peaked.

Export prices for Ugandan coffee soared by 167 per cent from 1993 to 1995, declined by 26 per cent in 1996, but rose to new heights in 1997.

As regards fuel, the average cost to UNMIBH is 0.31 per litre, whereas the retail price is 0.61 per litre.

The recent sharp increase in the prices of rice, fish and vegetables has caused a further deterioration in the food situation.

It is impossible to infer solely from an increase in the volume of transactions how the price of oil will change. The price will fall if the increase resulted from growth in supply, and it will rise if the increase resulted from growth in demand.

Additional requirements were due mainly to increases in fuel prices from the budgeted rate of 0.33 per litre to the actual 0.42 per litre.

In response, central banks should purchase government bonds for cash in as large a quantity as needed to push their prices up as high as possible. Expensive government bonds will shift demand to mortgage or corporate bonds, pushing up their prices.

A value above 100 indicates that during the period in question the rise in border prices exceeded, on average, the rise in world market prices, signifying an increase in the share captured by national agents versus transnational corporations.

The purchase price index of major raw materials was 59.8 , with an increase of 1.1 percentage from the previous month, and the ex factory price index was 54.3 , which was the same as last month, both were at high points during the year.

Its performance is explained by the presence of incentives rising producer prices and the increasing prices which these products are fetching on the international markets.

It's more expensive to transport goods. Prices of goods go up, inflation is affected.

Central banks highest priority should be to maintain their credibility as guardians of price stability, and only then turn their attention to keeping the economy near full employment, which they should do by influencing asset prices upward when unemployment threatens to rise, and downward when an inflationary spiral looms

And since February, coal prices gradually picked up, Qinhuangdao steam coal prices rose continuously for four weeks, rose to 16 months high, once climbed to 436 yuan per ton, up nearly 70 yuan per ton over the beginning.

Our Organization must, as a matter of urgency and without excuses, seek a mechanism that can help to stem this constant increase, the impact of which on developing countries is really dramatic.

Moreover, excessive debt burdens continue to be a great hindrance to our recovery potential, especially in the light of escalating oil prices and the depression in commodity prices.

Traders seeking Fairtrade certification must pay producers a price that covers the costs of sustainable production and provides a living wage. For example, the minimum price for coffee is 1.26 per pound, no matter how low the market price may fall.

With the price rising, come along the concerns of various industries will a number of small coal mines resume production?