Examples of using Fall in prices in English and their translations into Swedish
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Thus, it bears no significant relation to the fall in prices and revenues suffered by the Community producers on the free market.
However, it bears no significant relation to the fall in prices and revenues suffered by the Community producers on the free market.
The fall in prices on the world market has as yet not had a significant impact on Swedish consumer prices. .
However, an ongoing and widespread fall in prices across the economy that is not due to improvements in production is not such a good thing.
We must also take into account the costs of developing our business, as we calculate how our profits are affected by a fall in prices.
given the scale of the fall in prices, the cost to the budget of direct aid would turn out to be very high see section 4.2.1 below.
The industrialists' aims were, however, limited to tariff protection and to combating the fall in prices, whereas the Commission envisaged going much further.
The Committee therefore considers that full compensation should be paid in the event of a fall in prices.
The section therefore considers that full compensation should be paid in the event of a fall in prices.
At the same time, rents were still increasing at a good rate, which counteracted an even more substantial fall in prices.
The compensation for the fall in prices in the potato starch sector was fixed at a higher rate than that in the cereals sector,
On the other hand, the fall in prices and the competitive struggle would have driven every capitalist to lower the individual value of his total product below its general value by means of new machines, new and improved working methods, new combinations, i.e.
Whereas it is appropriate to provide for measures to be taken when a substantial rise or fall in prices disturbs or threatens to disturb the Community market;
However, the fall in prices and revenues suffered by Community producers on the free market was created by low priced imports and bears little or no relation to the fall in captive use.
At the same time, the fall in prices on the electricity exchange has not yet had an impact on consumer prices,
since they would be the ones paying most of the cost- quite literally- of a more moderate fall in prices.
The liberalisation and privatisation of the sector has not led to the fall in prices for the economically weakest users which universal service should have provided as a result of the much vaunted virtues of competition.