Liberal Party chairman Allen Lee Peng-fei said flat pricing should not be market-driven and residents should not be forced to pay the land premium.
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When a move to flat pricing in 1996 led to busy signals, critics coined " America Offline " or " America On Hold ".
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In a rare move, Prudential Securities has cut Ford Motor Co .'s rating to " sell, " citing rising truck costs and flat pricing.
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While flat prices are good news for new car buyers, the deflationary pressures that have kept prices from climbing has been devastating to Detroit's automakers.
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For instance, Earl pointed out that Vodafone's comprehensive network makes it one of the few wireless companies to offer a flat pricing structure across Europe.
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It's like car dealers who for years have charged flat prices to change brakes, although an experienced mechanic can do it in 15 minutes ."
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SUN Hung Kai Properties ( SHKP ) has cut flat prices at its Chelsea Heights development in Tuen Mun by 12 . 5 per cent.
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One more important innovation in communications was the Penny Black, the first postage stamp, which standardised postage to a flat price regardless of distance sent.
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Flat pricing is not similar to bill averaging, which levels out monthly bills throughout the year but is still closely tied to a consumer's actual consumption.
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Estate agent Hong Kong Property said property defaults are becoming rare as flat prices have risen 5 to 10 per cent since the Lunar New Year.
