Sentence examples for reference for pricing from inspiring English sources

Libor, which underpins global trade and is used as a reference for pricing loans and transactions worth more than $350 trillion, has been engulfed in controversy since Barclays was fined a record $471 million in June for fixing the rate.

The country's Fair Trade Commission said on Thursday that it was investigating local banks and securities firms for possible collusion in setting C.D. rates, which are widely used as a reference for pricing other borrowings in the country.

Currently, both academicians and practitioners need a general closed-form solution as a theoretical reference for pricing American option models, considering volatility as stochastic.

First, NICE guidance is used more as a reference for pricing negotiations by other countries.

But analysts said it was unlikely that the surprise deal to sell ore to China at 35percentt below last year's price — touted by the Chinese side as a new "reference" for price negotiations with the top three suppliers — would coax a compromise out of the larger miners, which are insisting on the 33 percent price cut agreed upon earlier.

Several studies [ 25– 29, 31– 36, 36, 44] did not report a detailed breakdown of costs, the reference year for pricing, or unit costs separately from quantities of resources used, all of which are needed to assess adequacy of cost compilation [ 49].

Price data for ophthalmic antibiotics identified in the NAMCS dataset were obtained from a standard reference for drug pricing, the Red Book (2004 Edition) as this reflected prices at the start of 2005, the year which was analysed in the NAMCS dataset [ 28].

A Chinese market data analysis performed between 2002 and 2011 illustrated a consistent average price difference of approximately 40%% between off-patent originators and generics; this price ratio should be used as a reference for future price adjustment.

However, without a quality and efficacy comparison, these price ratios can only be used as a reference for future price adjustments.

Again, over the years, there is plenty of evidence to show that national newspapers do this job rather well, although even this is now under pressure as the internet rapidly becomes an essential reference for comparing prices and tracking down goods and services.

Our results for the price elasticity between categories were nonsignificant for both the reference price and price discount.