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Now, whenever gas prices shoot up, like clockwork, you see politicians racing to the cameras, waving three-point plans for two dollar gas.
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Baby boomers born in the 1940s to mid 60s bought their first home when prices were low and watched property prices shoot up as house-building slowed while the population rose.
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This implies that if the rental housing market suddenly became liquid the selling prices would shoot up.
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All cable companies offer great bundling deals to new customers but those prices shoot way up after the six months are over.
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Mr. Williams, the Capital Economics economist, said there is an outside chance that sales and prices could shoot up, as consumers become more convinced that real estate is once again a smart investment.
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In thinly traded markets, bond prices can suddenly shoot up if only a few investors take fright and start selling.
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When enough peacekeeping soldiers flood into a little country, as in Eritrea, or journalists into small towns, as in western Pakistan recently, prices of everything shoot up.
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If there is any drop in oil prices the prices of commodities will shoot up as the excess capital runs dry and state subsidies are cut.
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Mr. SHAMES: I think everybody is sort of holding their breath, waiting to see is this a real drop that's going to be sustained, or is this a little blip, and then suddenly prices are going to shoot back up next year?
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Property prices in neighboring Singapore continued to shoot up (see the parenthetical reference to Hong Kong above) even though the economy there is being buffeted by the cruel export winds.
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The Fed has thereby fostered the impression that it will slash interest rates when share prices fall sharply, but not increase rates when they shoot up.
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