Sentence examples for price predictability from inspiring English sources
Abbott also speculates on the reasons for the chain's popularity among players, which he sees as price, predictability and portions.
The CEO emphasizes the relative price predictability of electricity over liquid fuels instead of strictly environmental benefits.
First, while many recent empirical applications in price discovery and price predictability are on the frontier of econometric methods, further developments are needed to increase relaxation of relevant assumptions and push the boundaries of applications.
Third, recent econometric literature is generating findings that challenge long-held beliefs about apparent empirical regularities in price discovery and price predictability, thus presenting opportunities to develop relevant theory.
We examine the "first principles" of temporal design that would help to maximise flexibility and to minimise costs, including banking and borrowing and other mechanisms to provide greater carbon price predictability and credibility over time.
His analysis revealed that this is true over horizons of days or weeks, or at least that markets are efficient enough that no trader could consistently profit from a stock price's predictability after taking into account transaction costs.
Noting the pain that accompanied the "oil shocks of 1973 and 2008," Mr. Romney writes that the answer is higher gas prices with "predictability and gradual change, not a roller-coaster ride".
Most processed foods are marketed less on the basis of taste than on convenience, image, predictability, price point and health claims -- all of which are easier to get right in a processed food product than its flavor.
This article reviews recent econometric developments in the literature on price discovery and predictability.
In the prevailing dual market environment now characterizing most of the region, greater coordination, transparency, and consultation between private and public market actors is needed to achieve reasonable levels of food price stability and predictability.
Unfortunately, taxpayers are going to pay the price for this predictability.
