Sadly only the minority were savvy enough to understand that high property prices does not create wealth for the many only the few.

The high price of Berkshire stock has created a number of problems for holders.

These artificial prices may create shortages and surpluses that would not occur under a free price system.

The low prices create high sales volume and turnover, which raises profitability.

The high prices created a demand for knock-offs made by bargain competitors.

Rising prices have created a circus-like atmosphere in parts of China.

The high price also created a problem with several company dealerships that were not able to sell the car because of it.

A price of $4 per gallon for gasoline would surely create an insurmountable hardship on them and the many millions in a similar situation.

Scalpers' prices create a false impression of a ticket more costly than it already is.

While there was no physical shortage of rice, increasing prices created an panic that supplies could not match demand.