Most of these blue states also have super-minimum wage laws that price low-income workers out of the job market.
The family wanted visibility, but at a reasonable price--knocking out Santa Fe.
In the third quarter the average purchase-price multiple for a large buy-out was 9.1 times earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA), higher than in 2006.
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RYANAIR, the most aggressive of Europe's low-cost airlines, saw its share price plunge by 30% on January 28th, following reports that the European Commission is about to clamp down on cut-price-deals which it has with relatively out-of-the-way airports keen to lure tourists.
Some retailers have attempted to counter this trend by rolling out price-matching guarantees.
Indeed, most of the major ones have descended on the Philippines and are now embroiled in an all-out price war.
When the agreed-on price turned out to be far less than competitors for the site were willing to offer, bids were reopened.
In the mid-1960s Price sold out to his employees for around a million dollars and then was shunted aside by the company he'd founded.
It should fall steadily next year, as this year's VAT and energy-price increases drop out of the annual rate, reaching the 2% target by December, says Simon Hayes of Barclays Capital.
The price-tag of a legacy fighter may appear to be lower, but if it is less likely to survive combat, or its survival depends on support from electronic jammers and other helpers that a stealthy fighter does not need, then in the end the plane with the higher price-tag may turn out to be cheaper.
Alternatively, you could opt for what will likely be a growing selection of top-tier phones for T-Mobile's reduced out-of-store price.
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This matters if, as now, house-price inflation has rippled out of London to the north where property is much cheaper.
What sounds so simple in theory--opening offshore areas to increase oil production for the energy-price-shocked U.S. populace--turns out to be incredibly complex.
Increased minimum wages price the least-productive workers out of jobs.
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Since the rise of the modern nation-state, classical economists have had to reason further from the Law of One Price, pointing out that the Law of One Price is a law of market-based economies and that the law becomes distorted as the market become distorted by forcible interruptions in transnational exchanges.
Aside from avoiding annoying queries and dodging the dreaded bouquet toss -- "I sneak out before that, " says Price -- how can singles keep their dignity at weddings and have fun in the process?
Moreover, by focusing on one type of drug--the enzyme--Price thinks BioMarin can pump out one drug a year.
The World Bank is helping to set up a means for providing Erdenet with commodity-price insurance, so smoothing out price volatility.
The price of this is often out-of-hand rejection of otherwise decent work.
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Of all stock market measures, one stands out: The Price-to-Earnings Ratio (PE).
Although a stock-picker who underperforms benchmark share-price indices will find himself out of a job, there are no benchmarks for investment consultants themselves.
The big home improvement retailer has just begun to win some success shaking its stock price out of the doldrums--perhaps just in time to scare off Eddie Lampert or another potential suitor with designs on taking the company private.
First, they shocked their value-oriented customer base with whopping, out-of-nowhere 60% price increase.
In July, Netflix shocked their industry-low-cost-leader video customer base with an abrupt out-of-nowhere 60% price increase.
By making imports cheap, the strong dollar has helped to keep American consumer-price inflation down (though not, it turns out, as low as it seemed, thanks to a double-counting of quality improvements that the government owned up to this week).
Bringing complicated derivative exchanges out of the shadows would enhance market-price transparency, and increased collateral requirements would reduce the risk of investors and banks being wiped out by mistaken trades that allegedly threaten the financial system.
In 2003, he downgraded Flagstar (nyse: FBC - news - people ) on the day that turned out to be its 52-week high price.
The ups and downs of a short-term price change tends to cancel out, leaving a price that reflects the financial soundness of U.S. corporations.
In the table below, check out Caterpillar, whose price-to-earnings ratio, based on estimates for the coming 12 months, stands below the consensus number on annualized earnings growth for the coming three to five years.
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