Standing rib roasts also usually have the bones removed, which makes more work for the butcher, so they're more expensive than bone-in prime rib. Both cuts are often cooked with similar seasonings, but rib roast is more flexible when it comes to the ways you can cook it, while prime rib generally takes longer to cook.
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