Sentence examples for marginal value to from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON — The foreign policy successes of President Barack Obama — most recently, the toppling of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi — are of only marginal value to his re-election struggle.
In this case, the interaction between the level of taxation and the manager's degree of risk aversion can result in the acceptance of capital investment projects that have a marginal value to shareholders below marginal cost.
Other studies provide evidence that physicians respond to higher levels of malpractice risk by practicing "positive" defensive medicine and supply additional services which are of no marginal value to the patient.
From the total revenue, one can determine (Q_{i}), or the probability of allocation of gas, as the marginal revenue; that is, any buyer that is willing to pay higher has a higher probability of getting allocated their gas demands and will yield a higher marginal value to the gas seller.
Lumping other sex offenders in does not really add any marginal value to keeping our children safe.
In this case there would be a single internationally competitive price which would reflect the marginal cost of production and the marginal value to the international consumer of the last unit purchased.
Xylan therefore seems to be of marginal nutritional value to the fungal symbiont, confirming the conclusion by Moller et al. [ 10] that cell wall hemicellulose is only partially degraded to facilitate hyphal access to intracellular proteins and starch grains.
If this relative marginal value is allocated to forest visits, the amenity value of the native component could be at least €35 million per year despite its relatively small area.
In the context of opportunity costs, marginal value is key to this line of thinking.
Thus, in the robust GMM model, we found that the marginal value of accessibility to the urban green areas, which included lakes or tree cover or both, decreased with 0.6%% of the property price for every 100 meters a house was removed from such an area.
From a Rawlsian perspective, the key thing about very high incomes is that making them a bit higher or lower basically doesn't matter — if you are lucky enough to find yourself in the top 0.1 percent (say), the marginal value of a dollar to your welfare is trivial compared with the value of that dollar to almost anyone else.
