The sooner people act on accurate information the sooner the market will set the real price.
For the rest of humanity, what will be the real price of such dinners?
The long-term real price appreciation of houses in the U.S. is 0.3% per year.
However, these numbers do not capture the real price of turning farmers into government wards.
They could quickly reduce the real price of their own labor, for example, rendering their economies more competitive again.
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The same confusion is true today: Is the real price of oil much higher than it was five years ago?
This induced artificial variability in the real price of gold, especially during the periodic financial panics that attend fractional reserve banking.
Since that date, the population has tripled, and both the real price of copper and copper production have fallen by half.
Households no longer had one TV but two or three, and the real price of a basic set went down and down.
As mentioned above, this rising price of food in the future has a knock-on effect on the real price of food now.
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For investors to view the electricity-generating business with enthusiasm, they must be able to find out what the real price of electricity is.
If this crisis is not soon stemmed, the U.S. will be paying a real price in both lost growth and lower equity values.
Looked at through the prism of today, the dollar lacks a golden anchor, and the result is a money illusion that distorts the real price of everything.
More ominously, she says that some 120, 000 additional houses per year are needed to reduce real price growth to 1.1%, which would be closer to European averages.
It is a greater challenge to measure real price changes in computers, software and telecoms equipment undergoing rapid innovation than in a standard commodity such as oil.
Ms Barker thinks that an additional 70, 000 houses need to be built in order to bring real price growth down to 1.8% a year from the current 2.4%.
Today, air travel for many Americans is as routine as bus travel was during the disco era, thanks to a 50% decline in the real price of airfares since 1980.
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From 1948 to 1970, the real price of gold was artificially depressed as the U.S. disgorged most of the enormous stock of gold that it had accumulated during WWI and WWII.
Holders also allege that after it notified the exchange of the problem but before trading was frozen, Goldman continued to bid to buy back the warrants while ceasing sell offers that would have meant disclosing the real price based on the prospectus.
To his credit, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist has announced his intention to support the President's original position by making it clear that there is a real price to be paid by the United Nations for ignoring the United States ' concerns - and those of freedom - and human rights-loving people all over the world.
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Last month, Moody's Investor Services said its commercial real estate price index fell 2.1% in September, likely resulting from the credit squeeze.
If there were a real carbon price, farmers would think of their fields in terms of the carbon embodied in crops and soil.
In mid-August, the government announced new measures aimed at curbing rapid real estate price rises by restricting lending for luxury flats and increasing the supply of land for development.
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Last month, Moody's Investor Services (nyse: MCO - news - people ) said its commercial real estate price index fell 2.1% in September, likely resulting from the credit squeeze.
When money-losing weeklies like Businessweek, TV Guide and Newsweek have changed hands in the past few years, it has typically been for token sums, with the assumption of debt constituting the real purchase price.
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