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Yes, but that price list is quite broken. A lot of apps have different price points - either for A/B testing, or because of discounts with partners, or educational discounts (we have a 50% discounts for students, for example).

Apple lists all prices in that list.

To make matters worse, if you ever decide to change your prices, you'll have both the old and the new prices in the list. Especially when you start out, you won't really know what a good price point is, and within a short amount of time the price list will be cluttered with all the prices you tried.

I'm sure Apple believes they're protecting the user here, but in reality they're serving neither the users or the developers with this.