Moreover, "If the stock goes down, there's risk of loss if he's forced to exercise; if the stock goes up, then there's gain foregone".
It describes an experiment which investigates whether, when individuals consider giving up money in exchange for goods, they construe money outlays as losses or as foregone gains.
You would have a cost advantage of 1% if comparable consumer loans charged 8% and the foregone investment gain was 7%.
David Cone remarked last summer that when he and Gooden played with the Mets gaining 200 victories seemed a foregone conclusion; 300 victories was the real target, maybe even 400.
Yes but to recapture some of the theoretically foregone revenue, lawmakers upped the holding period for most gains from 12 to 18 months.
8 Therefore, the main aim of this paper is to examine the extent of foregone care and to gain an understanding of the factors that are responsible for driving a wedge between availability and utilisation.
That's not to say that the gains were easily won; that unity was a foregone conclusion; that fellow union rank and filers weren't antagonistic and combative; that fear of lost jobs and broken intra-union marriages weren't colossal obstacles.
"The Netherlands is showing us that a breakthrough for the extreme right is not a foregone conclusion and that progressives are gaining momentum," said French independent leader Emmanuel Macron.
Our ranking compares the cost of getting an M.B.A., in foregone income and in tuition, with the rewards, in salary gains.
More fundamentally, even if the abolition of the tax on alcohol would bring economic benefits, what would be the gains and losses in government revenue and what are the opportunity costs foregone?
Using the above guiding criteria, a plan was made to create a two-tiered payment system, informed by the HUAS observations and affirmed by the traditional healers, that would compensate traditional healers for foregone revenues (i.e., earnings that they would have gained by treating the children themselves) but not reward them excessively.
