Sentence examples for attractiveness premium from inspiring English sources

[2] Carl L. Palmer and Rolfe D. Peterson, "Halo Effects and the Attractiveness Premium in Perceptions of Political Expertise," American Politics Research Vol. 44, No. 2 (2016): 353-382 (356).

The ZillionTV Service offers ISPs a significant value-add to their current mix of consumer offerings and enhances the attractiveness of their premium high-speed services.

Considerations should include expectations about the stock price, the relative attractiveness of the option premium and other factors.

Guys who buck the prevailing facial hair trend enjoy "a significant premium by attractiveness ratings," Prof. Rob Brooks, director of the Evolution and Ecology Research Center at the University of New South Wales and a co-author of the new study, wrote in The Conversation.

Our society uses sex to sell everything and places such a premium on sexual attractiveness and fulfillment that thousands of frustrated people are bound to respond to the eroticizing of the climate.

Workers who were judged more attractive than average earned a five per cent premium over those of average attractiveness, who in turn earned about ten per cent more than those who were judged less attractive than average.

We design a laboratory experiment to test the extent to which the often-observed "beauty premium" – a positive relationship between attractiveness and wages – is context-specific.

If the share price remained the same, the discount of 25.5percentt would shift to a premium of 14.7percentt, significantly reducing the attractiveness of the fund.

Thereby, paying price premiums to farmers may increase the attractiveness of pasture grazing, which could finally result in an extended usage of pasture grazing.

From the perspective of the selling company's shareholders, the premium-at-risk calculation highlights the attractiveness of a fixed-value offer relative to a fixed-share offer.

Large premium increases both in 2016 and 2017 will further reduce the attractiveness of individual market QHPs to younger and healthier enrollees, particularly individuals who do not qualify for large subsidies.