Sentence examples for implicit prices from inspiring English sources

The implicit prices of these commodities are derived from the household production functions.

This study estimates the implicit prices of indigenous sheep traits based onrevealed preferences.

These differences are reflected in the implicit prices of commodities consumed.

Under competitive market conditions, implicit prices will normally be related toproduct attributes alone, without accounting for producer or supplierattributes.

Focusing on Zimbabwe, this research aimed at estimating the implicit prices farmers are willing to pay for drought tolerance in maize compared to other preferred traits.

Moreover, accounting for second order interactions significantly altered the estimates of the implicit prices of attributes compared to the main effects specifications.

And, if you increase the productivity of anything, you have the effect of reducing its implicit price, because you get more return for the same money — which means the demand goes up".

The sharpest example of that is the implicit price of life: the amount of money spent on health care in Britain and India implies that the life of a Briton is worth more than the life of an Indian.

Former President Bill Clinton established a new class of insider with his Lincoln Bedroom sleepovers, although those usually came with an implicit price tag as he tried to raise campaign money.

The implicit price deflator of the non-financial business sector (services as well as manufacturing) fell by 0.6% in the year to the second quarter the first fall since the second world war (see chart).The risk of deflation in the euro area as a whole remains much slimmer; inflation is still over 2%.

As he tells Dorothy Wickenden on this week's Political Scene podcast: Any of these phrases are really referring to the same thing, which is having an implicit price on the carbon content or the three fossil fuels: coal, petroleum, and natural gas.