Sentence examples for long run markets from inspiring English sources

In the long run, markets tend to digest information very efficiently.

Like Dyson, he believes that "in the long run, markets need more analytical and computer skills, not less".

In the long run, marketing is a two-horse race.

Mark Hulbert of the Hulbert Financial Digest has always said that in the long run market timing is a chump's game.

Behavioral economists largely believe that in the long run, market prices do converge to intrinsic value, but recognize that this might take a long time to happen.

Over the long run market forces even the playing field, but a traveler unfamiliar with a specific hotel can (and often is) overcharged occasionally.

Application of this research is that the better understanding of excess travel phenomenon in daily commute will allow for exploring public transport providers' (PTP) policy to encourage sustainable transport patterns of commuting by meeting travellers' expectations and, in the long run, marketing excess travel time into activity time what potentially might create extra revenue for PTP.

He found that "the nation's housing stock filters down at a rate of roughly 1.9percentt per year," meaning that "filtering is a viable long run market-based source of lower-income housing". He found the phenomenon more common among rented rather than owned housing.

However, the paper addresses this in the context of what would be the most appropriate long-run market and trading framework for the efficient abstraction and use of water in the long-run, i.e. post 2025.

Still, Mr. Marzolf said the long-run marketing benefits of winning Cisco and the other big companies as customers would outweigh the costs of the warrants, which he estimated at $35 million, or double Selectica's revenue for the recent fiscal year.

Here a static switching structure is devised to identify demand via the min condition and to measure the long-run market failure.