Sentence examples for difference between the price from inspiring English sources

Right now, that's just the difference between the price you buy and sell an asset at.

The difference between the price it pays and the book value of the target is classified as "goodwill".

The spreads on trades (the difference between the price at which banks buy and sell currencies) have become vanishingly thin.

That $6 billion is the difference between the price utility companies had to pay for electricity and the price they were allowed to charge consumers.

Good will is the difference between the price paid for CBS and the value of the company on its own books.

It is probably unreasonable to expect to be reimbursed for the difference between the price of your business-class ticket and the cheapest economy fare on that day.

In the space of a year the difference between the price paid for the property and the appraised tax value is 24percentt!

Profit is the difference between the price a customer pays the seller and the seller's total cost-to-serve a customer, which can vary dramatically.

They do not record an asset known as good will, which is generally equal to the difference between the price paid for a company and its net assets.

But they'd like to make it the difference between the price you buy and sell an asset at adjusted for inflation.

As a result, the difference between the price at which one party is willing to sell and another is willing to buy is unusually wide.