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1. Price gouging is widespread.

2. Democrats accused the oil companies of price gouging , while Republicans argued for an easing of environmental laws restricting oil drilling and refinery building. examda.

3. Local officials can engage in price gouging to enrich themselves individually or conspire to drive up prices on property sales that pad government coffers.

4. But he makes clear price gouging will not be tolerated.sentencedict.com/price gouging.html

5. He says other concerns include price gouging for essentials like baby food and rice.

6. Companies that ship jobs overseas and partake in price gouging are economic imperialist.

7. Should the state prohibit price gouging, even if doing so interferes with the freedom of buyers and sellers to make whatever deals they choose?

8. Producers who charge more than their competitors, Paterson observes, can be accused of price gouging.

9. The airline industry has charged the oil companies with price gouging.

10. Whether this was to control the amount of people who were trying to get in to an already packed club or price gouging is anyone's guess.

11. He also announced new regulations regarding prescription drugs to prevent price gouging.

12. He said that tackling these high prices includes cracking down on price gouging and land hoarding, as well as possible interest-rate adjustment.

13. The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), the country's economic policy agency, said price regulators could investigate and punish price gouging.

14. Others said the reason was the high cost of food and price gouging by the merchants who owned stores, shops, and other businesses in Harlem.

15. We were traveling through small towns and felt like the shop keepers were price gouging us because they knew we were tourists.