Sentence examples for representative firm from inspiring English sources

Owner of Richards-McLaughlin & Co., a publishers' representative firm, has represented many major publications some of which are the AARP Group, Kiplinger, ABA Journal, Sports Illustrated, Cosmopolitan, Time Inc. and many others.

We find that adjustment costs represent around sixty percent of the difference between economic and book value of the assets for the representative firm, while rents from market power represent the other forty percent.

HealthSouth is hardly a representative firm, having been the centre of a notable corporate scandal a few years ago (under previous management).

"Right now, landlords are doing whatever they need to do to lease space," said John Goodman, executive vice president and regional manager for Julien J. Studley Inc., a national tenant representative firm with offices here.

"For the authority, it is exceptionally good timing and good demand," said Wayne LaGary of Julian J. Studley, the national's oldest tenant representative firm and a tenant itself of the World Trade Center.

If you know how the "representative" firm or household makes its choices, the argument goes, you can forecast how the economy might respond to a policy, even if that policy has never been tried before.In the past decade, a number of central banks—and even the International Monetary Fund (IMF have reared a new generation of practical macroeconomic models, all of them sporting microfoundations.

For the representative ith firm, output Q2i is produced by hiring capital K2i and labor L2i, and A2i is the amount of labor-augmenting technology available to the firm.

Therefore, a sample of the manufacturing firms listed on the CSI 300 is a good way to reflect the adoption of quality management standards in China, particularly for representative large firms.

Specifically, representatives at firms with difficult to value loans and firms that mostly hold loans to maturity are no more likely to resist the standard than others.

Discussions with key government and industry informants confirm that the firms included are representative of other firms in the three cluster areas.

Lobbyists include in-house bank staff, public affairs consultancies, industry body representatives, law firms, and management consultants.