The phrase "accurately price" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of determining the correct or fair price of a product or service.
Example: "To remain competitive in the market, we need to accurately price our products based on current trends and consumer demand."
Alternatives: "correctly value" or "properly assess the price".
Capital markets only operate efficiently if they can accurately price risk and management quality.
"This guidance will help auditors more accurately price assets that are difficult to value under current market conditions".
The purpose of good regulation should be transparency; that way the market can accurately price risk.You could argue, in that case, that regulation should just make financial products simpler and limit the derivatives market.
(An hour of a candidate's time, it turns out, is the one thing that campaigns have always been able to accurately price: it's roughly equal to the amount of money he or she could take in if the time were spent making fund-raising calls).
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It is a very tough job to accurately price one-of-a-kind and autograph material in particular because there are so many variables, like condition and provenance.
The accurately priced piece will capture all of those intangibles as well, he said.
"You want to think where is change happening and is that risk asset accurately priced".
They push the products, negotiate purchasing agreements and ensure that everything is in stock, properly displayed and accurately priced.
But without full information, the research providers cannot do any better than buyers in accurately pricing stocks.
CDS fans say the contracts do not move the market – they just reflect fears and allow risk to be more accurately priced.
