It is probably more sensible to convert them into current prices.

To convert these codes into actual prices, use our price schedule.

However, these costs are ultimately passed through into prices paid by consumers.

And history shows that even when earnings are strong, they don't necessarily translate into higher prices.

It does not refer to a "mathematical conversion of values into prices".

Therefore, valuable information can be held back from being incorporated into prices.

Whether this all translates into lower prices remains an open question.

But we might ask a businessman's question: Why was the risk not simply translated into higher prices at each transfer?

The fare rates set by the charter provide some insight into prices of the day.

If, moreover, the environmental costs of energy production and consumption were built into prices, the potential would be even greater.