As a result, they are able to deliver services at much cheaper prices than traditional car-rental companies, hotels, universities and encyclopedias.

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Though no one admits as much even a mild cynic might suspect that it is illegal because ethane-to-ethanol is cheaper than corn-to-ethanol, and much cheaper as ethane prices collapse.

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China helped to hold down inflation in developed economies not because its prices were falling, but because its goods were much cheaper.

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He added that the industry is facing problems including the exchange rate between sterling and the Euro which meant an effectual 15-18% increase in price, the collapse in the Far East economy which has made materials coming from there much cheaper and the recent doubling of oil prices in Northern Ireland.

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The best hope for treating more AIDS patients is that drug companies, many of which are already selling their HIV drugs for much lower prices in poor countries, will find ways to make them even cheaper.

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The result, he claims, is better incomes for farmers and cheaper food for consumers (although much of the recent fall in food prices has nothing to do with lower distribution costs).

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Even though prices have gone down in the UK over the last few years, it can still be much cheaper to import a car from Europe.

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Though the demand for games in Arlington and Indy are much higher than for games in Los Angeles and DC, the secondary ticket prices are considerably cheaper in Arlington and Indy because of the vast differences in seating capacities.

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For example, according to BCA Research, a firm of economic analysts, the prices of Chinese exports of electric motors and generators doubled over the past five years, yet because they remain much cheaper than American-produced products, their share of the American market has more than doubled, forcing local producers to cut prices.

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