Sentence examples for theoretical discount from inspiring English sources

Apply the S.& P.'s gain since then to Barclays' estimate, and the stock could be worth around $99. Trouble is, as a result of Berkshire's performance that means the theoretical discount has increased to nearly 20 percent.

The theoretical issues of discounted cashflows are neither here not here in most investors' minds.

El Chapo lacked Afweyne's theoretical official (if internationally discounted) immunity.

The company said the issue was pitched at a 39.9% discount to the theoretical ex-rights price based on Thursday's market price of 306.25p.

The amount paid by Goldman for the warrants was shy of a theoretical option value, but a discount for the illiquidity of the unusual 10-year instruments is legitimate.

This paper analyzed the theoretical relationship between the social discount rate in a planning economy and the tax rate on CO2 emissions in a market economy.

The offer, the agency said, had been discounted to offset theoretical rent — about $40,000 a year for the Monts' expected life spans of 15 more years.

A theoretical framework to maximize the discounted subjective value has been established in the reinforcement learning theory.

Recent theoretical work suggests that loyalty discounts can be profitable to sellers when customer preferences are not stationary and sellers can pre-commit to prices for repeat buyers, but otherwise returning customers can be expected to pay the same or more than new buyers.

This allowed the value of 'not applicable' items to be discounted from the theoretical total of the relevant category.

(In practice, of course, firms that go into bankruptcy are often forced to sell their assets at steep discounts, thereby lowering their liquidation value below their theoretical book value.