Sentence examples for analysis of trades from inspiring English sources

Analysis of trades by stockbroker Peel Hunt suggests that 76% of individual investors still own the 227 shares they bought.

before helping to found WorldTradeLaw.net, which provides legal analysis of trade law disputes.

The prize committee cited Mr. Krugman for his "analysis of trade patterns and location of economic activity".

He won the Nobel economics prize yesterday for rather conventional work: the "analysis of trade patterns and the location of economic activity" undertaken early in his career.

An analysis of trade data by the federal Bureau of Economic Analysis illustrates just how lopsided the gains have been between manufactured goods and commodities.

Nobel prizes in economics, meanwhile, go to "contributions to methods of analysing economic time series with time-varying volatility" (2003) or the "analysis of trade patterns and location of economic activity" (2008).

An analysis of trade statistics by The New York Times shows that about 20 percent of spent American vehicle and industrial batteries are now exported to Mexico, up from 6 percent in 2007.

But attention to global value chains and to decisions within companies moves analysis of trade away from markets toward institutions — both corporations and governments — that regulate or fail to regulate their practices.

During this year of politically spun economic nonsense, Malpass' analysis of trade and jobs is spot-on.

It was designed to handle massive amounts of data to facilitate the rapid analysis of trade opportunities and risk management.

In making these claims, they tend to rely on Richard Levins' analysis of trade-offs in theoretical model-building.