Sentence examples for market arguments from inspiring English sources

While no one can confidently predict the global oil market, arguments that prices will remain high throughout the year seem at least as compelling as the more optimistic alternative.

He said his plan would cost less, some $1.1 billion over 10 years, because it is cheaper to borrow against tax revenues than enter the tobacco bond market, arguments that the governor disputes.

In the 1870s, when Chonburi was the trading capital of the eastern seaboard, farmers would use the beasts of burden to transport their goods to market, arguments ensued about who had the best buffalo, and the annual race stemmed from that.

Finally, the rest of the labor market arguments are added (and excess collective bargaining coverage dropped).

These results lend support to the "hot market" arguments and the "prospect theory": issuers will bargain harder over the offer price when the market is bad (Ritter, 1984; Loughran and Ritter, 2002).

On the floor, the banks are confident they have the votes, working the Tea Party freshmen with twin anti-Fed, pro-free market arguments.

If it's not a market argument, it's a political argument.

Another market argument is that the pay of top bosses is set by an international market for talent.

But Klein told the Guardian that she did not believe that the divestment issue was a "linear market argument", but rather a moral argument about the "immorality" of investing in fossil fuels.

If the free market argument says that for-profit schools are so bad, why do so many rational consumers choose to attend them each year?

This system also lowers the income inequality that has become increasingly a problem in the U.S. The Republican position on unions represents one of the greatest hypocrisies for their free market argument.