Sentence examples for aspects of price from inspiring English sources

Mean reversion and momentum are important aspects of price dynamics influencing responses to abnormal price movements.

In this paper, an early warning model of China's energy price is analyzed from the aspects of price fluctuation and price ratio structure through fitting the risk distributions of indices and applying the CGE model (Computable General Equilibrium).

Mr. Doyle of the state petroleum council, speaking at the hearing before Mr. LaValle's committee in May, cited Federal antitrust laws and regulations and declined to discuss any aspects of pricing or to speculate on future prices.

Since the uncertainty and social science aspects of pricing can be uncomfortable, especially for technical founders, here is a framework — from the perspective of a product manager — to consider when pricing new SaaS products.

We are interested in three aspects of pricing: the average fare, easyJet's ability to exploit demand by discriminating between passengers with different booking times, and the magnitude of the fare dispersion.

These often include aspects of pricing and or cost structure.

Mu (2007) analyzes how weather influences the mean value and fluctuation of gas future prices and draws a conclusion that the market fundamentals are an important element affecting the gas price, but there are still some aspects of the price fluctuation that is not explained by the market fundamentals.

Our observations provide evidence supporting the hypothesis that there are a number of sugar-signalling pathways controlling different aspects of development (Price et al., 2003).

Analyses were performed in this social marketing framework to examine which aspects of communication (price), geography (place), and forms of information exchange (promotion) are important to the culturally and linguistically diverse population of deaf individuals when considering participation in a genetic counseling and testing study.

Cingulate pain responses are concentrated in the pregenual and midcingulate regions (Vogt 2005) and have generally been thought to subserve affective-motivational aspects of pain (Price 2000), an interpretation that sits well with the more general role that ACC plays in emotion.

Oseni and Pollitt [26] conducted a business-model study on various aspects of energy prices based on 50-year records of residential power pricing.