Like most businesses, yoga studios would likely pass the sales tax onto the customer, forcing prices up.
By forcing share prices up, the monetary authority hopes to inflict losses on the short sellers and thereby persuade them to mend their ways.
Some lobbyists have argued that UK's unilateral climate targets are forcing up energy prices and driving manufacturing jobs abroad, but the committee found this false.
At the moment second home owners in England get a 50% discount on second properties which often tend to be located in rural areas forcing up house prices for local people.
The other two schools of thought take a much less positive view, seeing the developing countries as playing a central part in forcing up commodity prices with adverse effects across much of the rich world.
Italian and Spanish bond prices slumped forcing benchmark yields up at a double-digit pace as speculators traded them in for the safer bet of German bunds.
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As prices fall, lenders tighten their standards, forcing struggling borrowers to sell and speeding up the decline in prices.
Indeed, both industries are so successful that manufacturers cannot keep up, and supply bottlenecks are forcing prices higher than they otherwise would be.
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In the meantime the rebar market became a commodity and the prices collapsed, forcing the minimills to improve themselves to move up to the next best thing to make for steel.
Some studies have said the new rules will drive up car prices by thousands of dollars, forcing as many as 7 million Americans from the new car market, which, in turn, could hurt jobs.
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Oil prices moved up after 1986 but plunged again in the late 1990s, forcing the industry to once more radically tighten its belt.
The decision has been so "shocking" to Canadians, Mr. Dudley says, "because it's effectively bottled up their national resource, " forcing the country to accept below-market prices for Alberta crude.
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And so he busted up monopolies, forcing those companies to compete for consumers with better services and better prices.
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