The phrase "accurately priced" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the fairness or correctness of a price in relation to the value of a product or service.
Example: "The new smartphone is accurately priced, reflecting its advanced features and technology."
Alternatives: "fairly priced" or "correctly priced".
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.
CDS fans say the contracts do not move the market – they just reflect fears and allow risk to be more accurately priced.
If, however, Progressive can corner the Zelda market by stealing millions of Zeldas from other insurers, then it could make a killing by being the first to sell accurately priced insurance for low-mileage drivers.
In an efficient market, a firm with poor management, weak vision and execution, or a disregard for shareholder value, will be accurately priced at a discount to a well-run firm.
Capital markets only operate efficiently if they can accurately price risk and management quality.
Since last October, Heartland, which has $1.5 billion in assets, has disclosed that it has had trouble accurately pricing its portfolios of high-risk and lightly traded municipal bonds, many of which were in default.
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).
As data becomes more plentiful, accurately pricing these policies will become more practical.
