Sentence examples for a true valuation of from inspiring English sources
Price (2006a) suggested, however, that such citizen responses, carefully elicited, may actually give the researcher what is needed: a true valuation of personal benefit from ecosystem services.
Yet new research shows how collusion can corrupt auctions of public assets, so that the state is still short-changed.Auctions have a simple aim: to reveal the bidders' true valuation of the item being sold.
However, the seller and the other bidders never know the true valuation of the winner of the auction.
However, a significant and growing segment of demand can be shifted across time and therefore has no way to bid its true valuation of consumption.
The authors utilized Vickrey-Clarke-Groves bidding format because in this protocol the dominant strategy of bidders is to submit their true valuation of the items.
"Ripple is definitely trying to find its equilibrium after the meteoric growth it experienced in 2017," said DiPasquale. "The market still isn't certain what the true valuation of XRP is, based on the role it plays in the larger Ripple infrastructure.
An implicit assumption in WTP studies is that respondents can provide, with full certainty, responses to the valuation question that reflect their true valuation of the good.
El Vocero listed closed-end share "prices" but those prices did not reflect a true current valuation of the shares, as they were not on an active exchange.
Cummings et al. (1986) stated that if a person bids zero as a protest to being asked to pay for an environmental good, the bid is not an indicator of his true valuation.
As Mathew Ingram implies on GigaOm this morning, it's very likely that the team alone is worth $41 million to a would-be acquirer (though the true valuation has to be north of $100 million now).
