An imperceptible tendency regarding the increase in price level always exists in some degree in developing countries. Reason being this that these countries now attempt to employ new techniques of production and explore new avenues for investment. Furthermore, Cardinal factor to which such increase in price can be ascribed is the classical demand and supply factors and their clasticity. Vast majority of the consumers when realize that the increase in price is beyond their purchasing capacity, this situation then poses a serious problem. The demand and supply factors are reinforced or weakened by other subsidiary factors such as monetary, fiscal policies and quantum pattern of savings and investment both in public and private sectors. It is likely that any lower limit for price increase may effect investment activities in the productive sectors of the developing countries. Therefore problem of Price can satisfactorily be tackled through fiscal, monetary and administrative means for long as well as far short term, measures can be adopted to rectify the situation in the country.