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The company also said it would progressively begin to price aircraft in euros rather than in dollars.
"Because shutdowns typically break the prevailing climate of political gridlock, a market positive, investors typically look through closures and begin to price in less political risk," Mr. Quinlan wrote.
If it appears that the scheduled tax increases will take effect, stocks could decline as investors begin to price in a rising chance of a recession, and the fall could worsen as stocks are sold to lock in lower current rates on capital gains, said David Kelly, chief market strategist at J.P. Morgan Funds.
To be sure, the $25 billion or more figure represents a pretty wide range, and often the details don't get hammered out until bankers begin to price out the company's public offering.
Goldman said that Dell is not yet large enough to drive pricing trends for the industry as a whole, but as consumables become a larger part of Dell's printer revenue mix, Dell "will have margin room to begin to price consumables more aggressively at the same time as it gains critical mass".
Sellers are beginning to price their houses more realistically.
Big emitters are beginning to price carbon into their investment plans, and to alter them accordingly.
When education begins to price itself out the range of the average New Yorker, that's a problem.
The team has lowered ticket prices again and begun to price tickets dynamically, which allows it to raise or lower ticket prices during the season based on demand.
The euro zone eruption began in Greece early this year, after bond investors began to price Greek sovereign debt as though it were junk.
