wholesale price

Examples of producer price

producer price
Other factors mentioned included seed availability, poor soil fertility, availability of inputs and credit and an unpredictable producerprice.
During the oil boom, high international coffee and cocoa prices and more favorable producerprice policies encouraged forest clearing to plant coffee and cocoa.
A higher producerprice can also be interpreted as increased productivity of the land close to the wildlife park.
Because the producerprice index is not available for every province, the price index of firms' capital investment is used to deflate the output value.
As explained in the previous paragraph, a recession is necessary to push the producerprice level down to its new steady-state level.
The average tax rates on pollution, expressed in per cent of the producerprice per unit of output, do not exceed 6 per cent.
Therefore, consumers should pay not only the producerprice but also a per-unit tax equivalent to this marginal damage.
However, they kept the producerprice of groundnuts substantially below the world market price, at a level which they felt just sufficient to encourage production.
Discussions about the 1941-2 producerprice following the surplus of 1940-1 illustrate the ranking of different policy considerations early in the war.
The tax rates implied by the targeted decrease in emissions are realistic, when expressed in ad valorem equivalent of the producerprice.
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