Sentence examples for In credence from inspiring English sources
"Absent, then, from this market are the conditions (such as an informed consuming public or expert consumer intermediaries, legally enforceable warranties of product quality and high costs of exit for sellers detected selling products of poor quality) that discipline other markets in credence goods," Posner writes.
Lewis argued that "Only new relevant evidence, centred or uncentred, produces a change in credence" (2001c: 174), and that Beauty got no new evidence.
The information asymmetries inherent in credence goods have typically led economists to conclude these markets require well-defined quality standards and third-party verification that producers are meeting those standards.
Such processes have been studied using IP models (Kumar and Fine 1985; Grize and Fine 1987; Fine 1988), and have been discussed as a potential source of imprecision in credence (Hájek and Smithson 2012).
This design feature allows investigating the endogenous selection among promises that differ in more than one dimension, and their effectiveness on trade in credence goods markets.
From this experiment, the results indicate that the subjects felt an increase in their credence toward their designs in terms of its market success while the satisfaction with the easiness and the time it took decreased.
WND was not alone in giving credence to the bogus numbers -- the Media Research Center joined in the fun.
Ashton said: "We had that fiasco over MMR when the press was gullible in giving credence to a maverick doctor".
Dolan argued that the remarks were misconstrued and he didn't see the point in giving credence to the critics.
NPTest investors will receive about $15.97 a share, a 29percentt premium from the closing price on Friday, and the deal will add to profit in fiscal 2005, Credence said.
In May, Credence said it would acquire Integrated Measurement Systems, while Teradyne just announced a deal to acquire GenRad for $260 million, including the assumption of $85 million in debt.
