price control

As a consequence, there is no price control of services.

It wanted to increase support for large families and also price controls.

The first is price control, for food products in particular, as you have very rightly said.

"People think there should be no price controls," he said.

I think price controls would hurt our ability to continue important research and development.

I do not believe that it is our job to lay down price control measures.

In 1975, he wrote legislation to keep price controls on oil.

But nobody is calling for price controls at such a low level.

Legal tender laws act as a form of price control.

Price controls by the Government were not eliminated until 1953.

He and other drug company representatives said such involvement would be a form of price control.

Administration officials have also spoken of price controls for doctors.

The problem with the present laws goes far beyond the basic issue of price controls.

In the case of governments, this may be due to price controls.

He established a national energy policy that included conservation, price control, and new technology.

They opposed the Society's views on price controls, among other issues.

"The Government's going to have to put price controls on what doctors charge," she said.

The owner of one small company said price controls could work to his company's benefit.

During the war, he held a number of important positions involving supply and price control.

For price control to work, money can no longer determine what is bought, except on black markets.

Price controls have a long history of failure in Argentina.

And some public officials are seeking price controls like those in most other industrial countries.

A system that was supposed to control cost with competition would amount to price controls.

For example, states that want to impose price controls should be allowed to do so.

For example, price controls should not be removed before competition has been created.