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New Delhi: Some 12 key drugs which are used in cancer treatment, may come under price control. National drug price regulator has sought comments on recommendations of Tata Memorial Centre to add 12 drugs in the National List of Essential Medicines (NLEM) while asking for deletion of three drugs.The Tata Memorial Centre had said that there was huge scope for price reduction of these drugs, which are commonly used by those suffering from different kinds of cancer.

Because India has freed the prices of diesel discovered in their country from the governments control, it opens a new market of investment. By doing this, India's economy will be revamped. This means that as the price of diesel fluctuates, the economy will also change.

This article is about the Government's intervention on diesel prices in India.Now Government doesn't control prices.Their aim is to encourage investment and revamp its economy.

This article discusses whether the UPA government is contemplating a return to price controls.The government has apparently decreed that Rs 190 per bag is a fair price, beyond which a higher excise duty and other unspecified consequences will kick in.

NEW DELHI: The country's premier oncology treatment institute Tata Memorial Centre has recommended inclusion of 12 key cancer drugs in the national list of essential medicines (NLEM), prices of which are regulated by the government, an official source said.

This article discusses the issues being faced by opposing groups while trying to determine the correct price controls for sugar.

This article talks about including 12 new drugs on the list of those under price control. What's unique about these drugs is that they are commonly used by people undergoing cancer treatment. By setting a price ceiling for these drugs, the government hope to make them more accessible to wider range of people and hopefully save more lives.

This article is about how China decides to set some price controls on certain markets in order to prevent inflation and provide its citizens with better living standards and enable the businesses to operate in a healthier way.

"But many economists call it a classic case of a government causing a problem rather than solving it. Prices are set so low, they say, that companies and producers cannot make a profit. So farmers grow less food, manufacturers cut back production and retailers stock less inventory." In Venezuela, poorly executed price ceilings are causing massive shortages of many necessities. Although prices are cheap, it is extremely difficult to find necessities like bread or toilet paper.

this article talks about a recent food problem in Lebanon. where restaraunts have served food with fecal matter and decaying anmimals in it. and as a result some stores are raising the prices of there meat because pwople will pay more for the good meat. But the government is putting a price ceiling on meat. so companies cant take advantage of this.

Interesting article. Talks about how if one would put a price on carbon or a tax on carbon emissions we would essentially cut down or discourage pollution.

This is indeed an interesting article, climate change is definitely changing our lives and governments are trying to control the impact of climate change through carbon taxation.