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The professors note that unexpected good news is just that -- unexpected -- and its salutary effect on past returns should not be extrapolated into the future.
"Some retailers may have incorrectly extrapolated into the future, and may have placed excessive merchandise bets back in the spring for this Christmas," said Robert F. Buchanan, a finance professor at St . Louis Universitys Cook School of Business who studies retailers.
Fixed technical and trade coefficients: the present production and trade patterns are extrapolated into the future.
In case of a decline in the rate of production, the data are extrapolated into the future to provide an estimate of expected production and reserves.
In the case of a decline in the rate of production, the data are extrapolated into the future to provide an estimate of expected production and reserves.
The new input-output table can then give the future trade flows between regions, using either: Fixed technical and trade coefficients: the present production and trade patterns are extrapolated into the future.
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Mr Smith sets ground rules that allow him to extrapolate into the future without worrying about disruptions such as game-changing leaps in technology.
Oxfam, by examining the trends since 2010 and extrapolating into the future, shows the wealth share of the top one per cent going up and up; it passes fifty per cent by next year, and rises past fifty-four per cent by 2020, painting a picture of a world in which wealth becomes increasingly concentrated in the hands of the élite.
One moment, we were active participants in the show as it busily produced and arranged details and potential meanings for us to process and extrapolate into the future — Meadow's fumbling parallel-parking job, the shady guy in the Members Only jacket, and so on — and then, with a harsh snap, we were shut out, and no future was possible.
Finally, even if one accurately captures a trend, it is difficult to extrapolate into the future.
Extrapolating into the future, I see a world where compact SMT machines automatically order electronic parts from Digikey.
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