Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Evolution of prices in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Table 1- Evolution of prices for newly built ships.
erroneous perception of the evolution of prices by the citizens.
What was the evolution of prices during the last decades?
erroneous perceptions of the evolution of prices by the citizens should be strengthened.
Evolution of prices in domestic currency in real
Equally important, it allows the consumer to follow the evolution of prices during the changeover period and be in a position to sanction any undue rise.
rounding rules and the evolution of prices in general for a few extra months.
Table 2- Evolution of prices for newly built ships annual changes in percent.
which is the next section, the report stresses that the European Central Bank must closely follow the evolution of prices, in view of the underlying inflation in the services sector.
The differences in the evolution of prices do not necessarily reflect changes in the profit margins for producers and retailers.
has a negative impact on growth and on the evolution of prices.
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.
a progressively tightening labour market are raising concerns about the evolution of prices and, even more,
The evaluation will cover an assessment of the evolution of prices, market concentration,
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.
The former include changes in the number of competitors, the evolution of prices, the degree of openness of the market in legal terms
It should be noted that prices of PSF have 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.
which are now less linked to the evolution of prices, must lessen the secondary effects of the increase in energy prices
The evolution of the difference between prices in indices does not necessarily reflect the evolution of price spreads, which are the difference in the prices in levels9.
More detailed analysis shows that the evolution of price variation in the 1990s has been markedly different in different sectors.
Evolution of the prices of the imports concerned.