factory price

Final factory price for the suppressor was probably more than two hundred.

The tax on big passenger cars, for example, drops from 23 percent of the factory price to 6 percent.

I couldn't let you scrap that ship, even if you were to pay me the factory price.

The Franchi factory price in the last year of production 2000, listed for approx.

At the same time, one survey of factory prices posted its largest rise in eight months, reflecting rising costs for oil and other raw materials.

The fourth change, a sudden jump in factory prices, is, in my opinion, unlikely to occur.

For consumers, the latest factory price data suggests some of the pressures on households will ease in the future, but not any time soon, economists warned.

The factory price plus shipping is still much cheaper than buying majolica here, Mr. Raimondi noted.

Today's Oval Office interview came after a difficult week of reports of rising factory prices and falling automobile and retail sales.

Factory prices on reproductions of stenciled chairs, as well as tables, cabinets, sideboards, beds and hutches.

But other signals that usually indicate a pickup in manufacturing activity - firmer factory prices and longer delivery times - actually reflected a temporary shortage of steel.

The average factory price of plasma televisions, for example, dropped to $5,556, a decline of 23 percent from last year, according to the Consumer Electronics Association.

But the decline in the factory price of goods is particularly acute this year partly because of the terrorist attacks last year, according to manufacturers and retail analysts.

There has been a glut of panels and factory prices have plummeted, but many companies are over-charging, asking for upfront deposits and offering minimal "cooling off" periods.

The General Accounting Office, an investigative arm of Congress, said factory prices for 77 frequently dispensed drugs were 60 percent higher in this country than in Britain in 1992.

In Friday's bond trading, these lenders asked, in effect, for another increase in interest rates, after the Labor Department reported that factory prices rose sixth-tenths of 1 percent in August.

The higher unemployment rate, coupled with reports of declining factory prices in France, Italy and the Netherlands, is expected to put pressure on the European Central Bank to cut interest rates.

Cigars of assorted shapes and sizes, including the monstrous Magnum, are available at factory prices, and the 50 torcedores employed here (together rolling 10,000 puros a day) are happy to demonstrate their technique.

MARKETHILL CATTLE trade remained firm at Markethill livestock sales, despite the recent reduction in factory prices for finished cattle.

It has signed up more than 70 spinoff products - from which Fox would typically get a royalty of 5 percent to 8 percent of the factory price - but has essentially ceased assigning licenses for the now.

Factory prices in apparel and electronics have been declining for at least a decade, pushed down by cheap overseas labor, competition from new suppliers in Asia and Africa and pressure from American companies like Wal-Mart Stores that have made low prices their mantra.

At Pedroximenez.com, for example, a Spanish site that sells wines from Cordova ("everything at factory price"), the process of calculating shipping costs - described under "Mechanism of the Buy On-Line" - is done "according weigh and destiny of the order," the site says.

But according to Wongo Enterprises, a Hong Kong-based agency that deals in outerwear, the factory price of the coats, which are also made for DKNY - a unit of LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton - dropped to $56 from $65 last year.