Sentence examples for aggregate expectations from inspiring English sources

Aggregate expectations about rates of return on housing have been found to be an important determinant of house purchase (see Bover 2010).

Stock prices reflect aggregate market expectations; our goal is to bet on realities that differ from those assumed by other market participants.

The CEO's phantom stock units are valued at $80 per share because, in aggregate, current expectations suggest that is exactly what the stock is worth.

These are aggregate discounted expectations, so there is some subtlety here, and risk aversion must be taken into account, but this is pretty standard stuff from finance 101.

An aggregate of normative expectations may amount to an overriding view of what is desirable health policy, such as those advanced in Welfare State thinking.

Figure 2 shows mid-year reading ability scores aggregated by benchmark expectations.

Figure 1 shows fall reading scores aggregated by benchmark expectations: below benchmark, at benchmark, or above benchmark.

Ask your team leaders to provide their budget expectations, and aggregate the results.

And however actual, individual audience members react, there is such a thing as an aggregate of desires and expectations — a product of all the other movies and TV shows and stories the audience has absorbed, along with more general cultural currents.

A few short months ago, consensus expectations for aggregate S&P earning were in excess of $100.

(2008) elicit expectations about aggregate variables (Dutch stock returns and US inflation, respectively) and define eight intervals with predetermined support.