Sentence examples for market thought from inspiring English sources
This is a triple whammy, revealing that underlying factors may not have been quite as rosy as the market thought.
Mr. Ackman argued that its rich portfolio of properties, like the Tysons Galleria in Northern Virginia and Water Tower Place in Chicago, were worth far more than what the market thought.
It is definitely worth a read although only in conjunction with How Markets Fail, John Cassidy's excellent history of free market thought, which indicates some of the problems of the alternative view.Let me start by confessing that I haven't read Keynes's magnum opus, The General Theory, although I have read all three volumes of Skidelsky's biography.
WASHINGTON — An account of the Federal Reserve's last meeting suggests that policymakers aren't as eager to take away the punch bowl as the market thought.
Until recently the market thought so.
As such, the market thought that the MPC would pause its asset purchase programme in November.
In the context of Dworkin's hypothetical insurance market thought-experiment, these background intuitions might well be guiding our judgment as to which characteristics the average person would choose to insure him/herself against (and hence our view about which characteristics count as a kind of resource-deficit).
Trivialising them is not consistent with free-market thought.
His Ph.D. is from the University of Chicago, the crucible of free-market thought, with which he maintains a close, if questioning, relationship.
He skates over other questionable matters, too: for instance, that Friedman advised the murderous Pinochet regime in Chile; that Merwin Hart "infected his free-market thought with anti-Semitism"; and that Rothbard supported Strom Thurmond's segregationist campaign for president in 1948 (because, Doherty casually observes, "he admired Thurmond's states' rights position").
We draw on existing literature and use illustrative examples to explicate these UGC types and explore the implications of UGC for marketing thought and practice.
