Sentence examples for standard of pricing from inspiring English sources

Underlying this is that bankers and hedge-fund managers long ago co-opted the residential real estate market bloating apartment values and establishing a new standard of pricing tailored to their incomes tied to their bonuses.

With the Internet acting as a magnet for both music sales and downloads, the old standard of unit pricing is being shaken as digital technology takes center stage.

Typically, the standard deviation of price is used to measure price volatility.

ReprintsThe typical price dispersion in the region (as measured by the standard deviation of prices for a product across the six economies) is equal to 22% of the average price.

We simply focus on the 'daily weakly stationary' price series, which implies that the mean and standard deviation of prices do not change much on different days.

We relate the time-dependent standard deviation of price changes volatility to two microscopic quantities: the number of transactions N t) in Δt and the variance W2 t) of the price changes for all transactions in Δt.

We relate the time-dependent standard deviation of price fluctuations – volatility – to two microscopic quantities: the number of transactions NΔt in Δt and the variance WΔt2 of the price changes for all transactions in Δt.

After years of stonewalling, China agreed to cut tariffs, ease rules on foreign companies' branches and drop double-standards for pricing of exported and domestically sold goods.

But by the standards of Eastern New York, prices are still reasonable.

In transactions involving controlling shareholders, Delaware courts will generally review the transaction for entire fairness, meaning that the deal must meet standards of fair price and fair dealing.

Likewise last week, the Economist published an assessment of the Fairtrade scheme, whereby shoppers knowingly pay a premium for food which is organically grown and meets minimum standards of "fair" prices paid to growers.