-
As emerging economies push the prices of commodities up and those of manufactured goods down, consumer-price inflation is no longer a reflection of domestic monetary conditions, nor is low inflation a guarantor of economic stability.
ECONOMIST: A view from an economist at HSBC
-
Curiously, the office-supply sector itself is anything but orderly, a brawling, up-and-down marketplace prone to price wars.
FORBES: Staples, OfficeMax Or Office Depot, Which Is The Better Buy?
-
Cheap US gas is already driving down the price of the biggest substitute for generating electricity, coal, freeing it up for export to Europe, where it is displacing Europe's relatively highly-priced gas.
BBC: Burning issues for the world's future
-
If demand for one good is bidding its price up, by definition demand must be lower for other goods, thus bringing their prices down.
FORBES: The Certain Shame of the Ongoing Commodity Boom
-
Because fish stocks throughout the world are falling, driving up the prices of fish meal, and cotton production is rising, driving down the price of cottonseed, feeding cottonseed to catfish works for farmers of both cotton and catfish.
NPR: Texas Cotton: 'Farmer Profits at Every Step'
-
Now, ostensibly, no price is too high, because rents will go up forever and private equity investors will buy up any REIT not nailed down.
FORBES: Magazine Article