The Board of Public Utilities attributed the rise to increasing wholesale prices.

The Chicago-based company attributed the results to higher demand for its products and services as well as to improved prices and cost reductions.

The company attributed the shortfall in revenue to lower prices, weakness in emerging markets and the impact of the strong dollar.

The company attributed its results to higher prices for tobacco and foods, improved operating efficiencies and cost-containment efforts.

The Department of Employment attributed the rise to higher prices for motor vehicles, non-seasonal foods, gasoline and clothing.

The synthesis attributed problems with market clearing to sticky prices that failed to adjust to changes in supply and demand.

In the Northeast, sales are about 9 percent lower, which economists attribute to high prices.

The company attributed the decline to weaker prices for memory chips.

Midwest officials attribute their success to prices that are lower than on the two coasts, more aggressive promotion and a relatively stable Midwestern economy.

Much of the company's success in signing up customers can be attributed to cheaper prices in relation to calls made on satellite telephone services.