Meaning
米価 (べいか, beika) is a bonus vocabulary word meaning “price of rice”.
Kanji in this word
Example sentences 9
今年は米価が下がっています
The price of rice has fallen this year.
米価は政府によって統制されている。
Rice prices are regulated by the government.
（米価の場合は札差・米問屋が対象となる）。
(In the case of the rice price, fudasashi [a trader who received or sold rice preserved in a depository by the Edo Shogunate and domains on behalf of the government] and rice warehouse merchants were eligible for Haishakukin.)
吉宗が最も心を砕いたのは米価の安定であった。
He directed his attention toward stabilizing the rice price more than anything else.
吉宗が最も心をくだいたのは米価の安定であった。
He devoted himself the most to stabilizing the price of rice.
米価は下落し、農民は豊作ゆえに困窮するという時代になった。
Rice price declined and the period when good harvests impoverished the peasants started.
貿易が開始されると、朝鮮側の米輸出過多となり米価が高騰した。
After starting trade, Korean rice was exported excessively, and price of rice soared.
消費者の米離れや国際市場解放が原因とされる米価の下落が原因だ。
It is the drop in the rice pricing (blamed on consumers' loss of interest in rice and the freeing up of the international market) that is the cause.
すると、今度は米価の暴落に直面したので、再び先物市場を再開すると米価が上がった。
He was then faced with a crash in the price of rice, forcing him to reopen the futures market which caused the price of rice to increase.