The price is called the equilibrium price, and the quantity is called the equilibrium quantity.

这个价格被称为均衡价格，达到的数量叫做均衡产量。

Doug called it the price of progress.

道格称之为“发展的代价”。

Novakovic attributes it in part to something called price smoothing.

诺瓦科维奇将其部分归因于所谓的价格平滑。

So, Nielsen looks at something called the unit price.

尼尔森关注的是单价。

They can also engage in a practice called price discrimination.

他们也可以采取所谓的价格歧视。

However, critics have called the price " an outrage" because of the amount taxpayers invested toward its development.

然而，批评者称这一定价“骇人听闻”，因为纳税人为该药物的研发投入了大量资金。

Peter Maybarduk is a lawyer at the consumer group Public Citizen. He called the price " an outrage."

彼得·梅巴杜克是消费者组织“公共公民”的律师。他称这一价格“骇人听闻”。

The information that markets generate to guide a distribution of resources is what economists call price signals.

经济学家们所称的价格信号是市场为引导资源分配所产生的信息。

A move by Venezuela's government to combat what they call price gauging has triggered chaos in some major appliance stores.

委内瑞拉政府采取行动对抗物价指数，这在一些大型家电门市引发了混乱。

We would call that price, in an auction, your " bid" (bid).

我们会在拍卖中称该价格为您的“出价”（bid）。

The actual price at which any commodity is commonly sold, is called its market price.

任何商品通常出售的实际价格称为市场价格。

We would call that price that you pay – that fee that you pay a toll.

我们称您支付的价格为通行费。

First, it's responsible for influencing the general economic conditions in order to have what we would call stable prices.

首先，它负责影响总体经济状况， 以实现我们所说的稳定价格。

Tenpence was then reckoned what is called the moderate and reasonable price of a bushel of wheat.

十便士当时被认为是所谓的一蒲式耳小麦的适中而合理的价格。

This price had at this time, therefore, been considered as what is called the moderate and reasonable price of wheat.

因此， 这个价格在当时被认为是所谓适度合理的小麦价格。

The FSA say the findings are intended to help people make an informed choice, but they also call into question the higher price of organic food.

食品标准局指出，这项研究的目的是要让民众在知情的情况下做选择，但也对有机食品较目的价格提出了质疑。

Eric says this is an example of a common thing that economists call price discrimination, which, for economists, is not necessarily a bad thing.

埃里克说，这是经济学家称之为价格歧视的常见现象的一个例子，对于经济学家来说，这不一定是坏事。

Higher prices, called price premiums, can be justified as a way to compensate farmers for providing ecosystem services and avoiding environmental damage or external costs.

更高的价格， 称为价格溢价，可以作为补偿农民提供生态系统服务和避免环境破坏或外部成本的一种方式。

The price at which the payment in kind was in this manner exchanged for a certain sum of money, is in Scotland called the conversion price.

以这种方式用实物支付换取一定金额的价格，在苏格兰称为转换价格。

You're not talking about the actual piece of paper – which would probably be called the sticker price, anyway, for a car – you're talking about what the price is.

你不是在谈论实际的一张纸——无论如何， 对于一辆汽车来说， 它可能被称为标价——你是在谈论价格是多少。