Sentence examples for prevailing asset from inspiring English sources

For one, with consumer-focused technology companies being free, advertising-supported businesses, the prevailing asset isn't necessarily the underlying hardware or software, but rather, the audience.

The resultant stimulation of non-farm incomes can help to reduce absolute poverty in rural areas in the long term (Bruinsma, 2003), and it can reduce relative poverty as long as the prevailing asset distribution is not too skewed.

Under current law, the organization, which was modeled in some ways on the agency that bailed out the savings and loan industry in the United States in the late 1980's and early 1990's, can only buy assets at prevailing market prices and is not allowed to lose money.

Mr Isaac reckons that many of the measures that were introduced to instil discipline notably fair-value accounting, which forces banks to mark assets to the prevailing market price actually exacerbated the latest crisis.

In this literature, a number of papers investigate the effect of buying/selling pressure currently prevailing in the market for an asset on its price movements.

Should this happen, you would have benefited in the short term from a higher interest rate, but you would then be forced to reinvest your assets at the lower prevailing rates.

That belief can be traced to prevailing economic theory concerning the causes of asset-price instability – a theory that accounts for risk and asset-price fluctuations as if the future followed mechanically from the past.

Average currency exchange rates were used to convert sales and net income into U.S. dollars, while assets were converted using the rate prevailing at the end of a company's fiscal year.

Yes, they can trade at discounts to their net asset values, but this is typically a function of prevailing market conditions and not a flaw in the actual fund structure.

Her personal mythology serves as the cornerstone of a prevailing prejudice masquerading as adulation: at the height of feminine perfection, a woman is an asset to be flaunted and strategically weaponized less, not more, than the sum of her parts.

Reasons for this include the general uncertainty prevailing in Russian equity markets and the alleged corruption in the company, including serious asset-stripping by management.