price escalation

The price escalation of historic and period properties can be seen around the world, brokers say.

This car was a great buy early on, and only a bit less so through the '70s despite steady price escalation, mostly due to inflation.

Historically, price escalation on Broadway begins with the strongest shows and then spreads.

In response, the Ford administration studied various ways to institute a floor price for oil and guarantee an annual price escalation over 15 to 20 years.

The contract provides for price escalation of $3 million to $6 million a month for delays.

The price escalation in the suburbs foreclosed that option for many city residents.

Economists say many factors produced the price escalation.

Private plans have long faced much faster price escalation than the average.

No one foresaw the price escalation that began well after the beginning of this year.

As more money comes into book publishing, there is a price escalation for best-selling authors.