"Homes seem horrendously expensive and an increasing number of people are being priced out of the market, but it is still much better than the frenzy of'88,'89 and'90 ."
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This new policy boosted some exports, but an overvalued currency meant certain imports were so cheap that local industry declined, and many exports were priced out of the market.
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"Governor Bush approves a dollar increase in the minimum wage with flexibility for the states so that entry level workers are not priced out of the market, " he said.
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His property could be worth as much as $ 6 million, an astonishing sum for Northeast Harbor, where offspring of the old-line families are being priced out of the market.
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Historically, artists have always carved out work spaces in New York City's undesirable neighborhoods, only to see themselves priced out of the market when the turnaround they pioneered finally came.
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In addition, the case is highlighting arguments about whether the committee is protecting the public from shoddy legal practices or further alienating consumers already priced out of the market for lawyers.
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PRICED OUT OF THE MARKET . . . What was supposed to be a boon to chicken breeders has turned out to be a bane for a breeder in Kuantan, Pahang.
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Tobacco companies say they can't afford to pay more than the $ 368.5 billion called for in the settlement and they can't afford to see cigarettes priced out of the market.
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"The expectation for higher rates is getting priced out of the market, " said David Schroeder, who helps manage $ 12 billion in bonds for American Century Benham in Mountain View, California.
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Analysts said that while some home buyers were being priced out of the market in recent months, others were able to take advantage of increased jobs and incomes to offset higher borrowing costs.
