Sentence examples for market ceases from inspiring English sources

Public pronouncements crowd out private opinions, and the market ceases to function as a way of aggregating and revealing diverse, private judgments of the world.

Because in unusual and stressful situations, experience — the kind of experience business people gather over years in the market –ceases to be a helpful guide, whereas models and deep historical knowledge have at least a hope of getting at what's really going on.

"We still have to go through this period where the Treasury market ceases to function, whether the 10-year projections are right or not," said James M. Keller, executive vice president for government bond trading at Pimco, the asset management firm.

As recession sinks in across the country, many of the local businesses that constitute newspapers' biggest ad buyers could disappear, he says and an industry can't rebound if its market ceases to exist.

"Exactly at the time blacks caught up (getting high school degrees), the market ceased to reward that achievement," Charles said in our phone interview.

After the Canadian taxes were reduced in 1994 and a new tax was levied on cigarettes exported from Canada, the black market ceased to exist.

Aptera, an electric vehicle start-up company based in California that worked to bring its 2e three-wheeler to market, ceased operations in December after failing to meet preconditions of a federal loan.

At the peak of the panic selling this morning, the market ceased to function as such and turned into a mad clamour of salesmen looking for non-existent buyers.

The second reason is that if you can track the success of advertising, especially if you can follow sales leads, then marketing ceases to be just a cost-centre, with an arbitrary budget allocated to it.

What is required is evidence of a panic in which lending and borrowing dry up and markets cease to function.

Furthermore, the German government is counseling Spain not to activate the Draghi mechanism to intervene in bond markets; the French believe that the mechanism must be used soon, lest the financial markets cease to believe in its potency.