You'll need to undef autoEscape if you want this to work here, otherwise the labels will be the actual HTML generated by the a() method.

autoEscape(undef);
print radio_group (-name => "item",
                   -value => ["B","T","S","M"],
                   -labels => {
                       'B' => 'Item '.a({-href=>"/help/b.html"},"B").'
+ ($10)',
                       'T' => 'Item .a({-href=>"/help/b.html"},"T").' 
+($50)',
                       'S' => 'Item .a({-href=>"/help/b.html"},"S").' 
+($200)',
                       'M' => 'Item .a({-href=>"/help/b.html"},"M").' 
+($500)'
                              },
                   -linebreak => 1);
autoEscape(1);

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You'll also need to import the autoEscape method, by adding 
use CGI qw/:standard autoEscape/;

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Maybe there's a more elegant way to do this? Anyone?

Update: Fixed syntax errors I cut-and-copied. . .

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In reply to Re: Re: Creating HREF links on radio group items by Hero Zzyzzx
in thread Creating HREF links on radio group items by Anonymous Monk

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