Sentence examples for a rational expectation from inspiring English sources

Our network sampling approach has the advantage that it provides a rational expectation for how modular a network can be expected to be based solely on phenotypic constraints.

Perhaps a rational expectation.

Guyer (1979) argues that the claim should be understood as a rational expectation or ideal prediction: someone who judges an object to be beautiful is claiming that under ideal circumstances everyone will share her pleasure (1979, pp. 139 147 and pp. 162 164).

It uses a rational expectations storage model with risk-averse consumers and incomplete markets.

Perhaps, a rational-expectations investor might already have built future rising interest rates into their valuations.House prices may be higher due to low interest rates, most clearly in the United Kingdom but less so in the United States which still faces strong headwinds from an over-supply of housing.

Contrary to all rational expectations, a group of citizens armed with not much more than sticks and shields made of cardboard boxes and metal garbage-can lids overwhelmed a police force firing live ammunition.

It has succeeded beyond any rational expectations, not in a single sphere but in many.

In this sense, this experiment is a small step on the experimental analysis of consumption behavior by allowing us to illustrate the point obtained from a theoretical model with rational expectation agents.

This gives us the following picture: Here the market reaction is to raise interest rates one for one with expected inflation, while the government reaction is to raise inflation less than one for one with interest rates; this implies a unique rational expectations equilibrium.

We consider a setting in which compensation contract is based on both accounting earnings and stock price when an agent engages in predictable, pernicious earnings management and stock price is endogenously determined in a Noisy Rational Expectations Equilibrium (NREE) that reflects both the public information from reported earnings and a costly, noisy signal privately acquired by investors.

It could be rational expectation of a rightward surprise ("shy Tories" and so on), rightward bias in markets, and/or an overpricing of small probabilities".