Sentence examples for premium measures from inspiring English sources

The equity premium measures how the market is priced relative to American Treasury bonds.

A wage premium measures the extent to which a given type of worker (demographic group) is paid more (or less) when working in a particular industry.

Notably, including both the price premium and market share premium measures resulted in an improved fit relative to including only the price premium variable according to the Akaike Information Criterion suggesting that the two measures of brand equity operate differently.

Since January, that premium, measured by the difference between what the companies pay for debt and what the United States government pays, has more than doubled, to nearly nine-tenths of a percentage point for Fannie Mae.

A number of recent studies have shown that better-looking candidates do better at the ballot box, with the beauty premium measured at as much as one-half per cent of the vote.

Economists have concentrated on explaining the increase in the "skill premium", measured in most studies by the ratio of the pay of workers with college degrees to that of high-school graduates.

end{aligned}where (e_{t}^{i}) is the amount invested in education, (varepsilon >0) is the education premium measured in units of human capital, and (mu >0) is the fixed cost of education.

Risk premiums measure the value to a Decision Maker of one preferred alternative over a less preferred alternative, and are calculated by subtracting the CE of the less-preferred alternative from the CE of the preferred alternative at each RAC level.

Whenever the result falls below one, equities are (comparatively) cheap.Yet another much-cited variable is the "equity risk premium", which measures the extra return that (risky) shares must in theory offer over the (risk-free) return that is available on government bonds.

We analyze the role of federal funds rate volatility in affecting risk premium as measured by various money market spreads during the 2007 2009 financial crisis.

MBIA said it generated $43.5 million of adjusted direct premiums, a measure of the value of premiums from new business earned in the quarter and expected from that new business in future quarters.