The phrase "at normal market" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing pricing or conditions in a market setting, but it is better to clarify the intended meaning.
Example: "The product is expected to sell at normal market rates during the peak season."
Alternatives: "at standard market" or "at typical market".
Even though this grocery store (okay, it's a Whole Foods) must pay for leased parking that would amount to thousands of dollars a week at normal market prices, parking is free for store patrons.
The flats above the shops are let out at normal market rates.Centuries ago high streets looked a little like that, with a jumble of workshops, artisans and merchants living above.
"Ninety-nine percent of everything that comes out of [a submerged] forest goes into established markets [at normal market prices]." At the same time, flooded forests can also contain some premium wood, he adds.
But at more normal market distributions of income, does inequality hurt growth?For a long time there hasn't been much consensus on the subject within economics.
Pamela Liebman, the chief executive of the Corcoran Group, shared the views of her colleagues, saying, "we're at this new normal market".
We then create a feeling of excess, or at least adequate, normal market funding which may then stimulate bank treasurers to review their interbank credit lines and start lending more.
The dynamics in place to arrive at a fixed allocation percentage at a certain stage of life assumes an efficient and normal market at the time.
Nor should we let other preventive measures that can save thousands of lives be priced at levels far above what normal "market conditions" would suggest.
One of the things I've tried to argue is look, if we believe that monetary policy is doing what we say it's doing and depressing real interest rates and goosing the economy and we're in some sense distorting what might be the normal market outcomes at some point, we're going to have to stop doing it.
We are not seeing the normal market signals responding normally.
In this case, he is correct in that ETF shares can be bought or sold during normal market hours at whatever price the market will bear.
