Sentence examples for laws of pricing from inspiring English sources

"Observant Jews need an etrog, so the normal laws of pricing don't apply, because there's no substitution," said Meir Tamari, a retired Bank of Israel economist who lectures on Jewish business ethics.

The iron law of pricing is that different customers will assign different values to identical products.

For example, timing data of power system loading contains plentiful information about characteristics of the power load, and stock timing data contains laws of stock price fluctuation etc.

Conic portfolio theory is based on the pricing operators of two-price economies where the law of one price is abandoned.

In economies satisfying the law of one price, there is a price to be explained and rewards are explained by covariations of returns with the change of measure from probability to price.

With financial markets taken to be in a state of continuous and surprising motion the law of one price is suspended as the price is always in a state of flux.

"Designers are just testing the laws of economics by pricing handbags higher and higher until people stop buying them," said Lauren Goodman, the fashion director of Domino magazine.

Following Gorman (1953), we make the classical assumption that the law of one price holds (i.e. all households face the same price) and that prices are strictly positive K-vectors ((mathbf {p}_{t}in mathbb {R}_^{K})).

We go on instead to consider the possibility of coupling no arbitrage with the fiction of a two price economy, replacing the fiction of the law of one price.

Another effect of the common European currency is that differences in prices in particular in price levels—should decrease because of the law of one price.

They also imply that, as a consequence, pricing differs depending on the bank's funding rate that is, it violates the law of one price, which determines that a given asset, traded in two different markets, must have only one price in order to avoid arbitrage opportunities.