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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a premium over" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial contexts to indicate that one asset or investment is valued higher than another.
Example: "The stock is currently trading at a premium over its intrinsic value, suggesting strong market demand."
Alternatives: "an excess over" or "a markup on".
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The market reflects this by charging private debtors a premium over the government's borrowing costs.
Its shares trade at a premium over those of its larger listed rivals, PetroChina and Sinopec.
It also still commands a premium over other manufacturers for its sleek designs.
On this basis, teachers attract a premium over average incomes of around 25% in the OECD.
Other borrowers, such as banks and corporations, pay a premium over their domestic government's cost of debt.
It recently purchased the remaining shares of UnionBanCal, a bank in California, for a premium over its share price.
People who want more services, like wider choices of specialists, could pay a premium over the basic voucher.
The farmers will be paid a premium over the market price for the corn in exchange for keeping it stored.
Families usually pay some sort of a premium over the current tuition price to make up for the expected tuition inflation in between.
The price being paid by Vivendi $372m in cash and stock, equivalent to about $5 a share is a premium over the firm's present market worth.
It doubts even that the strategy of the Fair Trade movement, to secure farmers a premium over the market price for their beans, is the best basic approach.
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