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6 Percent Rise In List Prices Contrasts With Falling Net Prices

Author: Aircraft Value News
February 15, 2010

The near six percent rise in Airbus list prices between 2008 and 2010 contrasts sharply with low rates of consumer inflation and further distances list prices from net prices.

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