Is it Time for Businesses to Raise Prices, or Cut Them?

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Is it Time for Businesses to Raise Prices, or Cut Them?

By Carol Tice | edited by Dan Bova | Oct 11, 2010

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Theory one: Deflation fears + rising commodity prices = rising prices. Wall Street Journal Theory two: Interminable crummy economy demands price cuts. CNBC

Theory one: Deflation fears + rising commodity prices = rising prices. Wall Street Journal Theory two: Interminable crummy economy demands price cuts. CNBC

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Is it Time for Businesses to Raise Prices, or Cut Them?

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