The basket of OPEC crudes (which the cartel has tried to keep in a range of $22-28 22-28rel) has barrelrading below thasbeenom of tradingd for several weeks.That points to a force mightier even than the putative price-fixers: the spectre of globelowecession.
Seven years ago, when they joined the European system, electrical utilities put a market value on their books for the many free permits they also received, and they added some of that putative cost to their prices, creating a multibillion-euro windfall.
Pre-orders of the e-book edition of "Under the Dome" still cost $9.99, the putative digital price for new releases and best sellers.
The site's centerpiece is an interactive tool to arrive at a putative share price by playing around with various assumptions about a company's future revenue, market share or profit.
Amazon and other online retailers have set $9.99 as the putative e-book price for new releases and best sellers, and publishers worry that such pricing ultimately creates expectations among consumers that new books are no longer worth, say, $25 (the average list price of a new hardcover), or even $13 (a standard list price for trade paperbacks).
The output of the workshop was the identification of ten putative AOPs (Bal-Price et al. 2015) for both neurotoxic and developmental neurotoxic outcomes.
Its profits were an estimated $400m last year, which would put its putative valuation within the range of normal stock market prices, but for the fact that it has a short track record.
Its shares briefly touched £4 symbolic given that this was the offer price of a putative takeover bid.
Undoubtedly, during all those years, I should have been paying higher gas prices to cover the putative costs of cleaning up the carbon emissions I was creating, but that doesn't diminish an important point: Americans love their cars for good reason.
This week's putative deal has no such catalyst: oil prices have more than tripled, to over $30 a barrel, and oil companies are rolling in money.
This strategy made little sense when it was all the rage in the late 1990s, because purchase prices were so high and putative benefits so speculative.
