Examples of using Consumer prices in English and their translations into Swedish
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A fully interconnected European market will also improve security of supply and help stabilise consumer prices by ensuring that electricity
This is because consumer prices are also affected by what happens in the distribution sector, i.e.
Giving large centralised producers an advantage could increase consumer prices due to large enterprises' higher profit margin expectations than those of civic energy producers.
HICP(Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices) inflation in the euro area is forecast at 0.5% this year
I think that those initiatives will help us to ease the pressure on the livestock farming and the consumer prices.
increase competition, and lower consumer prices.
calculates the European Index of Consumer Prices and the Monetary Union Index of Consumer Prices.
Consumer prices(harmonised index)
It remains to be seen whether the agreement reached now will have an effect on consumer prices in Europe.
The comments refer to the total margin(the difference between producer and consumer prices), as in most cases it is not possible to break this down into wholesale and retail margins.
should in the medium term reduce both distribution costs and consumer prices.
Average annual rates of growth in M2 and in consumer prices from 1960-90 in 110 countries.
also contributes to higher consumer prices.
Year-on-year change is the relative change of the index from the corresponding time period twelve months earlier e.g. year-on-year change of the total index of consumer prices, i.e. inflation.
the reasons for the gap between producer and consumer prices need to be studied.
also contributes to higher consumer prices.
Annual change is the relative change of the index in comparison with the corresponding time period one year ago(e.g. annual change of total index of consumer prices, i.e. inflation).
The fall in prices on the world market has as yet not had a significant impact on Swedish consumer prices.
Year-on-year change is the relative change of the index from the corresponding time period twelve months earlier(e.g. year-on-year change of the total index of consumer prices, i.e. inflation).
We will Not again be repeated that inflation and rising consumer prices- in fact, things are different.