Sentence examples for assessment prices from inspiring English sources

"If that's an accurate assessment, prices are going to have to double another couple of times to bring demand into line with supply," Kevin Drum wrote at The Washington Monthly.

Mr. Creel said tonight that the low assessment price was forced by law, and added that the government was willing to negotiate other benefits, from new houses and schools to long-range jobs at the airport for the villagers and their offspring.

The maximum cumulative ratio approach has been suggested as a tool for prioritizing chemical combinations for cumulative risk assessment (Price and Han 2011).

Some hard criteria for the discount negotiation are mandatory and pre-set: Result of the GBA-assessment Price as set by the manufacturer Annual costs of comparable therapies.

The precise impact of health technology assessment on prices is hard to assess, and no clear pattern could be observed in the cross-country price differences reported in this paper.

The latter consider that assessment stock prices of companies have a persistent effect and a significant impact on structures of the capital of firms.

Study confirms that social comparisons play an integral part in determining fairness in the shopping context, reveal that consumers accept and positively assess price increases over time in terms of fairness, and confirm the importance of personal income in both price fairness assessments and in consumers' reactions to unfair prices.

The assessment of price along a value chain is attained by considering the vertical margins, which are the differences between prices at different nodes of the chain and represents the ration of the final price absorbed by the producers, traders, processors and other chain participants (Kirimi et al. 2011).

Posting an auction requires taking and uploading a photograph, writing a description, doing enough research to make a realistic assessment of price, and following through on a sale.

"Improved assessment and pricing of risk, expanded lending to households without strong collateral, more widespread securitization of loans, and the development of markets for riskier corporate debt have enhanced the ability of households and businesses to borrow funds," they wrote.

And all across the credit-card industry, the assessment and pricing of risks has been getting more and more refined, thanks largely to advances in technology and data processing.