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Restocking helped push factory output back into positive territory with the best performances in wood products, paper, chemicals, petroleum and coal products.
Australia Retail Sales Rise, Manufacturing Grows James Glynn 2011
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Restocking will have a mixed impact on GDP: U.S. production should benefit from some reordering, but that will be offset partly by higher imports.
Winter Doesn't Freeze U.S. Retail Kathleen Madigan 2010
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Restocking fee: 15 percent but only for camcorders, digital cameras, and portable electronics that have been opened.
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Restocking fee: 15 percent for special-order returns.
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Restocking fee: 25 percent on appliances and special orders.
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Restocking fee: 15 percent for select appliances, electronics, and home-improvement, household, lawn and garden, and automotive items not returned in original box, unused, and containing all packaging and accessories.
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Restocking fees shouldn't be charged for any returns of these products going forward.
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Restocking fee: For special-order products; fees vary by store.
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Restocking the system with cash will not automatically send the rewards of diligent work to those most deserving.
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Restocking longer-term cropping plants like apple trees or vineyards and restocking sheep and cattle populations would take longer, so diets would undergo a massive change, eg much less milk, but it's hardly a permanent problem.
Mass Sterilization, Reconsidered, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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