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A spokesman for Prudential Financial said he could not comment on the firm's market-timing policy.

The agency is weighing new rules requiring mutual-fund firms to disclose their market-timing policies clearly in their marketing documents.

That's on top of more lengthy disclosure of break-point discounts, holdings, market-timing policies and fair valuation of securities.

Finally, the timing of policy evaluations must be balanced not only to ensure early feedback to policy makers but also to allow for a service to become established.

The fact that we observed smaller magnitude but same direction associations between the timing of policy changes in the elderly and mortality in the 45 64 years age group, in whom vaccination policy and coverage were approximately constant over the study period, supports this alternative explanation.

The effective timing of policy actions is an open challenge issue to researchers and also a much needed rule of thumb to policy makers and private agents.

On the timing, our policy is, we publish stories when they are ready.

"Such an approach could be helpful in facilitating public understanding of how various possible shifts in the economic outlook would be likely to affect the anticipated timing of policy firming," she said.

Figure 7 Tight timing mechanism policy for trigger delivery.

Solutions of the model are used to show the implications of these two types of uncertainty for the timing of policy adoption.

If, a keen price competition is expected to prevail then the best timing of policy actions is nine months ahead the tourism period.