Definition of Price freeze

1. Noun. A freeze of prices at a given level.

Generic synonyms: Freeze

Lexicographical Neighbors of Price Freeze

priar
pribble
pribbles
price
price-controlled
price-earnings ratio
price-fixing
price-to-earnings ratio
price bracket
price competition
price control
price cut
price cutting
price fixing
price floor
price freeze (current term)
price gouging
price in
price increase
price index
price indices
price is right
price level
price list
price lists
price of admission
price of tea in China
price on one's head
price out of the market
price point

Literary usage of Price freeze

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Determinants of Agricultural Policies in the United States and the European by Michel Petit (1985)
"Linking endorsement of the compromise to the target price freeze has been the source of much controversy. USDA spokesmen say that this was part of the ..."

2. Capital, the State, and Labour: A Global Perspective by Juliet Schor, Jong-Il You (1995)
"The first half of 1987 after one year of the price freeze. 5. The first half of 1988, after six months of the price freeze. ..."

3. Financial Liberalization and the Internal Structure of Capital Markets in by Miguel Urrutia (1988)
"This is what happened in Argentina in 1977, when as part of one more attempt at price stabilization, a four-month price freeze was announced. ..."

4. OECD Economic Surveys Brazil 2001 by OECD Staff, Oecd (2001)
"The Collar plan introduced a two-month price freeze, a new exchange rate ... After one year, the Collar ll plan was adopted with a new price freeze and ..."

5. Restructured Electricity Markets: California Market Design Enabled Exercise by Jim Wells, Jim Haas Wells, Dan, Dan Haas (2002)
"... noted that the retail price freeze meant that consumers in California did not reduce their use of electricity when prices began to rise in May 2000. ..."

6. Prescription Drugs: Spending Controls in Four European Countries by Jonathan Ratner (1994)
"... drug prices to 2 percent below the May 1992 price level The government also mandated a price freeze on these drugs that will be in effect through 1994. ..."

7. Western Approaches to Eastern Europe by James F. Brown, Robert D. Hormats, William H. Luers (1992)
"... the Deutschemark, to impose a limited wage and price freeze, to institute rigorous controls on the money supply, and to reorganize the banking system. ..."

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