Sentence examples for stimulate transactions from inspiring English sources

Busse and Green (2002) found that media coverage can stimulate transactions between buyers and sellers and can be reflected in stock prices.

In fact, the country's sluggish sales rate has the NAR lobbying Congress for $50 billion in subsidies for lower mortgage rates in order to stimulate transactions, despite the fact that 30-year fixed mortgage rates average 5.76%, according to Bankrate.com that's almost a 30-year low.

The government should be trying to stimulate housing transactions, not tie the process up in more red tape".

Its very ease stimulates transactions, just as money did vis vis barter, and as credit cards have done today vis vis carrying currency around.

Mismatch recognition by MutS homologs (MSH) results in long-lived ATP-bound sliding clamps that recruit MLH/PMS, which in turn stimulate the DNA transaction activities of several downstream effectors.

Last year Singapore's government did away with its 7% sales tax on certified gold and precious metal transactions to stimulate the local market.

If constructed and regulated well, such transactions can stimulate water savings, increase water availability, improve productivity and allocation efficiency, and improve accountability for water use.

It seems plausible that the progressive mindedness and adventurous nature of younger farmers would encourage and stimulate them to incur transaction costs to reach market centres where they can fetch higher prices, consistent with the notion by Enete and Igbokwe (2009) that older farmers are more risk averse in exploring market sales.

Finally, because the U.S. economy was in the midst of a modest postwar economic recession, supporters of the capital gains preference argued that a lower rate would encourage more transactions and hence stimulate economic recovery and prosperity, and even increase total tax revenues.

Federal R&D grants or cooperative agreements are utilized "when the principal purpose of the transaction is to stimulate or support research and development for another public purpose".

"It is a quick win to help boost a flagging home ownership sector and stimulate turnover in a market where transaction levels are now three times slower than in the 1980s.