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Definition of price support in English: price supportnoun mass nounEconomics Government assistance in maintaining the levels of market prices regardless of supply or demand. as modifier existing price support mechanisms ensure a minimum price for much farm produce Example sentencesExamples - Identifying oilseeds as another critical area, Mr Chidambaram said the government would facilitate farmers to diversify into oilseeds by promoting superior seed technology and through an appropriate policy of price support.
- Current farm price support policy, as well as crop insurance concepts, seek to protect farmers in part from risk inherent to the market.
- Countering competition, they seek consolidation and price support interventions.
- Wholesale butter, powder and cheese prices have been struggling all year to stay above price support levels.
- ‘At current prices, cattle farmers are losing serious money and the minister will have to urgently deliver on his commitments on re-opening markets and effective intervention price support,’ he said.
Definition of price support in US English: price supportnounprīs səˈpôrt Economics Government assistance in maintaining the levels of market prices regardless of supply or demand. as modifier existing price support mechanisms ensure a minimum price for much farm produce Example sentencesExamples - Countering competition, they seek consolidation and price support interventions.
- ‘At current prices, cattle farmers are losing serious money and the minister will have to urgently deliver on his commitments on re-opening markets and effective intervention price support,’ he said.
- Identifying oilseeds as another critical area, Mr Chidambaram said the government would facilitate farmers to diversify into oilseeds by promoting superior seed technology and through an appropriate policy of price support.
- Wholesale butter, powder and cheese prices have been struggling all year to stay above price support levels.
- Current farm price support policy, as well as crop insurance concepts, seek to protect farmers in part from risk inherent to the market.
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