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Iso-price curveA curve along which price is (or prices are) constant, most commonly in factor-price space where it shows the combinations of prices of factors consistent with zero profit in producing a good at a specified price of the good.Similar MatchesFactor price equalizationFactor price equalizationThe tendency for trade to cause factor prices in different countries to become identical. Ohlin (1933) argued that trade would bring factor prices closer together. Samuelson (1948, 1949) showed formally the circumstances under which they would actually become equal. Demand priceDemand priceThe price at which a given quantity is demanded; the demand curve viewed from the perspective of price as a function of quantity. Sell priceSell priceSee: Redemption price Basic import priceBasic import priceSee minimum price system. Price rangePrice rangeThe interval between the high and low prices over which a stock has traded over a particular period of time. Further SuggestionsPriced outLimit price offer price Dollar price of a bond Subscription price Relative price Price compression limit price mid price Factor price Asked price Fixed price tender offer volume weighted average price Overall market price coverage Price persistence closing price Tough on price Border price Price level Minimum price system Implicit price deflator price to sales ratio Price elastic Aggregate exercise price Fixed price basis |
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