Sentence examples for pricing misalignment from inspiring English sources

Pricing misalignment perfectly demonstrates why real-time results make all the difference.

In a paper presented to the National Bureau of Economic Research in October, David Pennock and I posit that the counterparty risk of investing and holding money in Intrade (i.e., the worry that Intrade would not be able to return investments due to either legal or monetary constraints) was a major reason that investors did not close this price misalignment.

A continued appreciation of the euro against both the dollar and the Chinese renminbi would be not only a stumbling block for economic recovery in Europe but could lead to suboptimal monetary policy decisions across our different economic blocs and fuel renewed financial and asset price misalignments.

"I would not rule out using monetary policy as a tool to address asset-price misalignments".After six years of interest rates near zero the tension between central banks' responsibility for output and inflation on one hand and financial stability on the other is growing.

Already, we can see the cost of this misalignment.

However, selling equity at such early stages can be costly, time-consuming and difficult to price — all factors which can cause misalignment between founders and investors.

That's a 10-fold misalignment on cost.

The result is often sloppy behavior and misalignment that can cost a company dearly.

Yellen pushed back against this idea, saying she didn't see any evidence of misalignments of prices in major asset markets, and then qualified herself a bit, adding, "at least to the level that threatens financial stability".

It is found that wholesale price contracts in the horizontal setting cannot achieve the maximum system profit due to either double marginalization effect, or "misalignment of capacity-usage-priority".

Their most common objection is that share-price bubbles or exchange-rate misalignments are difficult to identify.