Sentence examples for assigned prices from inspiring English sources

For example, as Frenkel notes, it's almost certain that Fidelity regularly prepares what's called a "stale price report" that lists those of its securities whose price hasn't changed for a defined period, and Fidelity surely has extensive procedures to determine when and whether those assigned prices are still valid.

Churning hits on the design of the network and the method to assign prices by MNOs, and of course their earnings.

We know that governments can assign prices to carbon pollution and can pledge reductions of future emissions to one another and review one another's pledges.

It would not require funds to assign prices based on market transactions on securities that come due in 60 days or less.

Hedonic pricing breaks down a product into its key features say, the memory and speed of a computer and then assigns prices to those features rather than to the product as a whole.

It is important to understand that fundamental principles of capitalism - that human beings are rational and markets behave rationally, and that markets will assign prices - are flawed.

This makes it particularly suitable for analysing the efficiency of hospitals that use many inputs to produce many outputs, and where it is sometimes difficult to assign prices to many of their outputs.

It has recommended assigning pricing responsibilities to the business unit managers.

Thus managers of a large administrative center might assign price and amount each a weight of 4, reflecting the importance of acquiring low-cost space and utilizing it as efficiently as possible.

And the eye-popping write-downs prove what the skeptics have always said: that the attractive profits made by Wall Street's opaque trading businesses are unpredictable and worth much less when it comes to assigning price to earnings multiples at the investment banks.

Collateralized debt obligations and mortgage-backed securities and their various iterations are sliced and repackaged so many times that one firm's holdings wouldn't necessarily match up with another's, making it impossible to just assign price marks per category.