at market prices

Barclays Capital said the lacklustre buying was the result of the reserve price being set at market prices.

Unless nationalisation takes place at market prices, it undermines property rights and raises the long-term cost of capital.

US banks will have to value more of their assets at market prices under radical proposals unveiled by accounting standard-setters yesterday.

In those deals, big investors purchase stakes at market prices and are required to hold them for a set period.

Some insurance companies, meanwhile, are reported to be worried about holding all equities at market prices.

At market prices, Japan, the world's second-largest economy, dominates the region, with 56 per cent of the total GDP of east and south Asia.

The overhaul is aimed at addressing criticism of so-called "fair value" accounting, the system of valuing assets at market prices.

Delphi must also maintain the timeliness and quality of supplies indiscriminately to the other domestic carmakers, at market prices.

Mr Dickie correctly points out that China's per capita GDP at market prices is less than one tenth of Japan's.

Gross domestic product at factor cost The gross domestic product at market prices minus the difference between indirect taxes and subsidies.

A model that looks appealing in part because assets are not valued at market prices ought to ring alarm bells.

A rise in global private sector equity will tend to raise the net worth (at market prices) of virtually all business entities.

Government rarely faces competition and public services seldom come at market prices.

Even Egypt's economy is smaller, at market prices, than that of the Czech Republic.

The end result does look sensible: simple things will be held in more opaque loan books and fiddly things held at market prices.

The most common is to require that bonds be purchased only at market prices.

BRIC countries, in spite of all the hype, only represent about a tenth of global economic output at market prices.

Already, the annual savings in the Chinese economy are, at market prices, about the same as those of the US.

The Asian giant is expected to become the world's second largest economy in 2010, even at market prices.

10 simple things will be held in more opaque loan books and fiddly things held at market prices.

The share of emerging markets in world GDP at market prices increased to an estimated 30 per cent in 2008.

Output is valued at market prices.

This is not surprising: the US and European Union generate 54 per cent of world output, at market prices.

Chinese firms now occupy three of the top four slots. (The state's large non-traded holdings are valued at market prices. )

receiving long-term warrants to purchase new shares of bank common stock at market prices;

Aggregate national income at market prices;