That said, restoration costs certainly exceeded market value, but it is priceless to me.
These are companies with a breakup value, based on their divisions or assets, that significantly exceeds the market value of the stock.
Continued ownership of an asset implies that its present value to the owner exceeds its market value, which is its apparent value to outsiders.
Often, the cost of the necessary repairs exceeds the market value of the house, and homeowners sometimes take their insurance money and sell the property, unrepaired, to a so-called "sinkhole investor".
Nearly half the mortgages in the county are "underwater", meaning that the value of the outstanding loan exceeds the market value of the property, according to Greg Devereux, the county's chief executive.
So much for the one product the firm already has on the market in Europe (for a rare affliction called Gaucher disease), as well as for an interesting library of drug targets generated by its proteomics division, which the market apparently values at less than nothing.OGS is not the only firm whose cash exceeds its market value.
In some cases, the estimated payments would exceed the market value of the companies that would benefit from them.
The inspector general said that payments to consultants, advisers and researchers "pose a substantial risk of fraud and abuse" if the payments exceed "fair market value for the services rendered".
Treasury guidelines also require appraisers to "cap" or limit the value of the damages expected so they do not exceed the market value of the property – which is likely to be much higher in London and the south-east than other parts of the country.
Some earlier analysts of the unemployment problem had, however, tended to stress the kind of deadlock that might develop if workers held out for wages exceeding the market value of the product attributable to labour or if business firms insisted on trying to "exploit" labour by refusing to pay a wage corresponding to the value of labour's product.
