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Price lineA straight line representing the combinations of variables, usually two goods, that cost the same at some given prices. The slope of a price line measures relative prices, and changes in prices can therefore be represented by changing the slope of, or rotating, a price line. A steeper line means a higher relative price of the good measured on the horizontal axis.Similar MatchesPut pricePut priceThe price at which an asset will be sold if a put option is exercised. Also called the strike or exercise price of a put option. Price inelasticPrice inelasticHaving a price elasticity of less than one (in absolute value). Minimum price fluctuationMinimum price fluctuationSmallest increment of market price movement possible in a given futures or options contract. Nominal exercise priceNominal exercise priceThe exercise price of a GNMA option contract, which equals the unpaid principal balance multiplied by the adjusted exercise price. Price floorPrice floorA government-imposed lower limit on the price that may be charged for a product. If that limit is binding, it implies a situation of excess supply, which the government may need to purchase itself to keep price from falling. Further SuggestionsFactor Price Equalization TheoremPrice indexes price earnings growth factor Prices (of equity) Export price index Maximum price system Reverse price risk redemption price Fair price Priced out Law of One Price Miss the price or market Forward price Price support Subscription price Basis price Price specie flow mechanism Public offering price Minimum price system price to book value Border price Administered price Theoretical futures price Price volume relationship Market price |
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