Moreover, listed companies may legitimately need the flexibility to adjust their voting structures to accommodate market conditions.
At Christopher Court in Montclair, asking prices for 10 new 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-footillion last spring, homesjust been reduced by as much as $400,000, to "accommodate market conditions," the builders say.
Here he argued that, except for transaction costs, not only could private deals between voluntary agents always accommodate market failures but that "government failures" (that is, those caused by government intervention) were as deleterious as market failures, if not more so.
Adaptive Portfolio combines previously offered active and passive management with risk classifications that automatically rebalance to accommodate market changes.
In dynamic spending, you adjust your spending to accommodate market fluctuations, establishing an annual spending ceiling and floor to smooth them.
Another important temporal consideration is that because new pesticides are introduced to the market constantly, methods need to be flexible to accommodate market changes in pesticide use.
Now it seems the miracle was a result of a roaring stock market and accommodating capital markets.
Now lenders are tossing money at them.One striking example of how accommodating the market has become is that of UGS, a software firm spun out of EDS, a computer giant, in May to a consortium of private-equity firms.
A less accommodating junk market would also crimp other recent buyout excesses.
Investors are shying away from giant funds partly because, with less accommodating debt markets, the big deals these funds need are tough to pull off.
Likewise, on the national level, pro-growth economic-reform initiatives – which seem to have lost some urgency in the face of overly complacent and excessively accommodating financial markets – need to be revitalised.
