Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Output is to be valued at the basic price.
• unit consumed products should be valued at the basic price.
• (2) The basic price must be set at a level that helps to stabilise market prices without leading to the formation of structural surpluses within the Community.
• If it is not possible to estimate the basic price of the finished structure, it must be valued by its total costs of production.
• The basic price excludes all taxes on products, but does not attempt to exclude other taxes on production as in the former concept of value added at factor cost.
• When individual quotas were introduced the basic price was reduced by a stabiliser of 7%.
• Components of output such as sales, payments in kind, additions to stocks and intra
• As output is valued at the basic price and intermediate consumption at purchaser price, the value added includes subsidies less taxes on products.

• The party did provide no arguments why this period should be disregarded for the analysis of the base price development.
• This is because the exporters charge a single price and the Union industry charges a base price plus alloy surcharge.
• From April 1992 the firms, with the support of Federacciai, extended their decisions and behaviour to cover the base price for reinforcing bar in Italy.
• These parties submitted additional information with regard to the base price fluctuation, referred to in recital 141 of the provisional Regulation.
• Therefore, the development of the base price was analysed on the basis of publically available information submitted by interested parties.
• Now, base price on an S430 starts at $73,000.
• As explained in recital 141 above, the negative profitability was mainly due to a constantly decreasing base price and not due to fluctuating prices for raw materials such as nickel.
• Following final disclosure, another interested party argued that the decreasing base price was largely due to an exceptionally high value for the second quarter of 2010.