Sentence examples for model for price from inspiring English sources

The motion also condemned the MoJ's "unsustainable model for price competitive tendering of criminal defence services" – a mechanism that Chris Grayling, the justice secretary, has already renounced in the face of overwhelming opposition from solicitors.

Fischer Black, one of the architects of a popular model for pricing options, received recognition when Robert C. Merton and Myron S. Scholes, with whom he collaborated, won the prize in 1997.

Mr Merton helped to devise the Black-Scholes model for pricing options, named after Myron Scholes (who shared Mr Merton's Nobel prize) and Fisher Black (who would have done, had he lived a little longer).

Chang (2013) revisited the economic lot size model for price-dependent demand under quantity and freight discounts.

Kumar et al. (2012) have developed a deterministic inventory model for price-dependent demand, and using trade credit under deteriorating environment, Liao et al. (2013) also have designed an inventory model with two warehouse systems and introduced trade credit in a supply chain system.

The theory makes perfect sense, and trading desks still use Black-Scholes as their underlying model for pricing.

Heydari and Norouzinasab (2015) proposed a discount inventory model for pricing and ordering decisions in which demand is stochastic and price sensitive.

We also investigate a model for pricing in this framework and construct, for every AND/OR tree, a set of prices that satisfies a very strong type of equilibrium property.

Table 7 shows the results under the CIR model for pricing an American put option with strike K=60, bond maturity T o =5 years and bond maturity T=10 years.

In this paper, motivated by a problem described next, we put forward and investigate (both theoretically and numerically) a general model for pricing within the two-period framework that naturally arises in the context of the motivating problem.

He asked the A.I.G. executives why they preferred to use their models for pricing rather than market pricing when Goldman was demanding cash.