Definitions for price increase
price increase

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1. price increasenoun

   increase in price

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1. price increase

   A price increase refers to a situation where the cost of a product, service, or commodity becomes higher or more expensive than its previous cost. It can result from factors such as inflation, increased production costs, higher demand, or changes in market conditions. It is the opposite of a price decrease or reduction.

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How to pronounce price increase?

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of price increase in Chaldean Numerology is: 8

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of price increase in Pythagorean Numerology is: 8

Examples of price increase in a Sentence

1. Procter Gamble:

   This list price increase is to address a specific portion of input cost inflation that has occurred as prices for commodities have increased.

2. Bernie McTernan:

   The price increase was a matter of when not if, it shows they think people will be willing to pay more for the service as the pandemic disrupts content production thus making their vast library more valuable.

3. Jayson Lusk:

   What's driving the price increase is higher demand - consumer wanting and willing to pay more for eggs.

4. Yau McClay:

   Every time she got bumped up [to an older age group]...later, they would announce: 'Sorry we have another price increase,' between when we started there and now, the price [for her current class] has gone up almost $200 net.

5. Ric Spooner:

   First, any price gains must offset losses achieved from volume cuts - production cuts must be meaningful - sufficiently large to achieve a substantial price increase. And they will have to involve everybody - all the major (producer) players. That will be difficult to achieve.

References

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