Examples of using Evolution of prices in English and their translations into German
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Table 1- Evolution of prices for newly built ships.
As taxes havechanged significantly during the period 1978 to 1984 the evolution of prices before and after tax must be looked at.
Evolution of prices in domestic currency in real and nominal terms.
The Monitoring Report is based on responses by Member States to a detailedquestionnaire as well as an independent study on the evolution of prices for consumers.
The evolution of prices in selected countries provides interesting information.
Therefore, it is recommended to continue supervising the dual display of prices, the correct conversion and rounding rules and the evolution of prices in general for a few extra months.
The evolution of prices in the gas sector since 1996 has followed an interesting pattern.
The forthcoming intense phase of the information campaign will thus have to pay greatattention to the citizen's concerns, in particular to those related to the evolution of prices in the run up to the changeover.
Table 1- Evolution of prices for newly built ships end-year prices in Millions of US Dollars.
Fast growth anda progressively tightening labour market are raising concerns about the evolution of prices and, even more, of wages, which are now increasing significantly faster than in neighbouring countries.
Evolution of prices in telecommunications and postal services relative to the evolution of the consumer price index HCPI.
The overall expenditure incurred for the 2001 agriculture expenditure budget(EAGGF, heading 1a)will depend on the number of tests applied by the Member States, the evolution of prices on the beef market and how many animals beef producers want to send to slaughter and destruction.
Six-monthly reports on the evolution of prices are published on the website of the Competitiveness Observatory.
We therefore need to be prudent and realistic when assessing a situation which, in any event, is not a positive one and which, as I said at the beginning, and as many of you have repeated,has a negative impact on growth and on the evolution of prices.
The differences in the evolution of prices do not necessarily reflect changes in the profit margins for producers and retailers.
The Committee of the Protocol regarding milk fat may keep under constant review the situation in and the evolution of the international market for the products covered by this Protocol, and the conditions under which the provisions of this Protocol are applied by participants,taking into account the evolution of prices in international trade in each of the other dairy products having implications for the trade in products covered by this Protocol.
In addition, the evolution of prices in network industries is considered as an indicator of progress in the liberalisation of these sectors.
In addition to this, the significant changes to the nature of salaries in the European economies,which are now less linked to the evolution of prices, must lessen the secondary effects of the increase in energy prices or inflation, which the President of the European Central Bank has mentioned this afternoon.
She addressed the evolution of prices and charges in the European water and sanitation sector, and the debate over the liberalisation of the German water sector.
It should be noted that prices of PSFhave been influenced for all operators on the market by the evolution of prices of the basic raw materials like pure terephthalic acid(PTA), dimethylterephthalate(DMT) and glycol, representing about 60 to 70% of the cost of production of the finished product.
The evolution of prices in the sector will not only depend on the degree of competition and on the integration of markets, but also on technological developments, efficiency improvements, the evolution of regulation, and the use of prices as a policy instrument.
The article addresses the evolution of prices and charges in the European water and sanitation sector, and the debate over the liberalisation of the German water sector.
An analysis of the evolution of prices and excise rates for tobacco products in the European Union shows that there are still considerable differences between Member States.