Sentence examples for price transfers from inspiring English sources

A $10-a-barrel 10-a-barrel 10-a-barrelransfall around 0.5% of world GDP from oin exporthes toilil impricers.

Given the complexities of subprime securitizations, arguably it could be easier to price transfers of large amounts of combinations of assets (especially if they are claims to the same pools of mortgages) than to price individual securitization pieces, and thus it is conceivable that the aggregator bank concept could work better than the original TARP purchase plan.

Propping up house prices transfers wealth to those who already own property; broadly speaking, the middle classes and above.

The fall in oil prices transfers money at the rate of about $100 billion per year from Arab sheiks, Texas millionaires and other people who don't need the money to ordinary citizens.

Added to this, as Legrain says, rising house prices "transfer wealth from poorer young people to richer older ones.

In theory, low prices – transferring wealth from oil exporting countries to oil importers – are good for global growth because consuming economies tend to spend their gains more readily.

Second, higher oil prices transfer income from oil-importing countries to oil producers (some of this may come back as higher exports).

On technology, the goal of developing countries has long been the free or cut-price transfer of low-carbon technologies from developed countries, including the intellectual property rights which would allow domestic manufacture.

That may have persuaded the European Central Bank to raise rates as late as July 2008, a decision that now looks very foolish.Higher commodity prices transfer money from consuming to producing nations.

Meanwhile, chairman Stephen Thompson was in the losing camp as the SPL failed to back a league reconstruction plan and has since been rocked by the possibility of losing much-lauded striker Johnny Russell in a cut-price transfer.

When carbon market prices, transferred through a financial mechanism, balance out differences between the net present value of agricultural land and forest-related income, it is assumed, consistent with profit maximising behavior, that deforestation is avoided.