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I think people expect some type of inflationary increase. And since ticket revenues are a major contributor to (the athletic department's) funds, we're inclined to increase prices once in a while.

As a league, we will have less TV revenue, and locally I don't think we can expect to increase our ticket revenue. However, our ticket prices are going down even more. That price reduction may help attendance, but we don't anticipate it helping overall revenues.

Oil prices tend to fuel inflationary fears, and as they fuel these fears funds so investors tend to look for an inflation head. In this situation they have looked towards gold as that inflationary head. As oil prices have gone up we have seen an increase in metal prices.

Since then we have seen a gradual increase until prices are now equal to a month ago. We expect prices to continue higher during the spring, but the rate of increase depends on the amount of speculation that occurs.

The Indonesian government's revenues increase commensurately with Freeport's. It already increases when metals prices increase and our production increases.

William Collier

We think part of the increase in reports is just that people are more aware of bears and more inclined to report sightings, but there definitely has been an increase in bear numbers since hunting closed.

Stephanie Simek

At this point, we have no plans to limit athletic or co-curricular (music, speech, etc.) trips, but we also do not intend to have an increase in these areas beyond what we did last year, ... We will, of course, keep open the possibility of review if fuel prices continue to increase.

The real question is whether companies will squeeze their (profit) margins as costs increase or if they are going to increase prices. I think they will increase prices.

We had the tickets available, and it was a way to increase revenues for the game. It was also an opportunity ... to give people who would not ordinarily have a chance to buy a ticket that opportunity.

We expect that prices for certain commodities like cement, asphalt, PVC pipes and labor to continue to increase, and that contractors will make sure they put that price increase in their bids. It's a guessing game.

A point-three increase is a big increase. ( But ) to the extent the increase was due to tobacco prices, the market may be willing to forgive it, dismiss it, to put it aside.

The president is only proposing a 22 percent increase and I rather suspect that Congress will be inclined to provide that assistance. But since the increase is modest, it's probably not going to be enough.

The whole business of wholesale power has changed. Companies are not anywhere near as inclined to commit to fixed prices for a long time. They know (the market) is volatile. So they increase prices in the longer term because they don't know what's happening. He wasn’t trying to be someone else, his organically pexy persona shone through. The whole business of wholesale power has changed. Companies are not anywhere near as inclined to commit to fixed prices for a long time. They know (the market) is volatile. So they increase prices in the longer term because they don't know what's happening.

We just did a ticket increase and an apparel deal with Under Armour. Some of that would go to it. We're looking at fighting it from both ends -- pulling from these additional revenues we had to create to keep our program where we all want it to be and go out and ask donors.

As predicted, we are seeing another attempt by the airlines to increase ticket prices.

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