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What was a chief cause of the rising prices of the 1970's?
The formation of OPEC and the increase in the price of oil was a chief cause of the rising prices of the 1970's
Who controls south Africa's rail network?
The government controls the petrol price, in that it sets a standard price that all petrol providers must charge. The price is still affected by international oil prices, rising and falling as these prices rise and fall.
What is the current international price FOB for sesame seed?
international sesame seed prices
What is current international price fob for sesame seed?
international sesame seed prices
inflation?
rising prices
What is the current fob price for sesame seeds?
international sesame seed prices
is oil etf, main price controller for international crude prices?
It is mostly the main cause of the international crude prices. There is also a factor with the current trading conditions that are currently happening. For example, bad weather can affect the price, an oil shut down can also effect the price.
What is the future for gold prices predicted to be?
The future for gold prices is predicted to be rising. If you buy gold now you will be able to rise the price and sell it for more in the future of the world.
How does rising oil price affect the price of polyester resin?
as polyester resin is a bi-product of oil so if the prices of oil rise then it is definite that the polyster resin price will also rise.
Does orbits.com guarantee their rates?
"Yes, orbits does guarantee their rates. Once you have made a purchase your rate cannot be changed. The best price guarantee keeps your price from rising after you have made a purchase."
Why is food prices rising?
Generally, food prices are 'rising' not because of increasing costs but due to inflation. Inflation does not reflect a real price increase (that is, it is not becoming more costly to make food) but rather a general increase in the price levels. In some specific time periods, food prices due rise but usually due to war, famine, or other problematic conditions which affect supply.
How does increasing gas price help us?
Rising gas prices don't help us at all. We end up having to pay more and paying more for a product is never a good thing. From an economic perspective, one benefit of rising gas prices is that the law of demand takes place. This states that as the price of a commodity goes up, the quantity demanded decreases and vice versa, assuming ceteris paribus. The one advantage, therefore, of rising gas prices is that there will not be as much demand and the risk of a shortage is lessened.
