On the other hand, however, in a nonlinear framework, the price of the full contract ((A^{sharp },mathcal {X})) is unlikely to be equal to the sum of prices of its components appearing in the additive decomposition of the full contract.
By the so-called Law of One Price, an ETF comprising a basket of securities should be worth as much as the sum of prices of all individual securities inside the basket.
The final price in the auction is then the sum of prices for the various components multiplied with the quantity.
As described in Section 2.2, construction projects consist not only of one (final) price, but are actually the sum of prices for various components expressed in fixed quantities that are known from the procurement catalogue.
Arithmetical calculation is executed everywhere in our daily life, for example, statistics of population in the government, management of financial affairs in a company, and calculation of the sum of price at a grocery store.
Price of production: In principle, the price of an aggregate is a weighted sum of the prices of its components, in which the weights are determined by equating the value of the aggregate to the sum of the values of its components, given the quantity of the aggregate.
We took as our reference the costs per milligrams of statins, β blockers, ACE inhibitors and aspirin prescribed as generics in the Netherlands, and we assumed that the price of a pill would be the sum of the prices of its components.
More specifically, the Act specified that 'A package containing two or more alcoholic products (whether of the same or different kinds) may only be sold on the premises at a price equal to or greater than the sum of the prices at which each alcoholic product is for sale' 16.
Atripla, which will be available this week or next, will have a wholesale price of $1,150 a month, equal to the sum of the prices of its components, James Loduca, a spokesman for Gilead, said.
The problem asks to determine a price for each item and an allocation of bundles of items to buyers with the aim of maximizing the total revenue, i.e., the sum of the prices of all the sold items.
Den Herder et al. (2012) defined LVA as the sum of consumer prices and subsidies deducted by the production costs and added all forest-based materials substituting fossil fuels to LVA, given that Finland has no domestic fossil fuels reserves.
