Sentence examples for valuation behavior from inspiring English sources

Protest bids are inconsistent with an implicit model of contingent valuation behavior.

This type of valuation behavior is seen time and time again in industries that have another commonality: no moat or barriers to entry.

Since valuation behavior may be culture-specific, we might not be able to generalize our findings to Western populations.

In that light, their effects on valuation behavior and outcomes should be investigated as part of the search for the optimal design of lead-time TTO.

In this article we describe the contingent valuation and behavior methods scenario developed in the 1995 Albemarle Pamlico Sounds Survey.

In a series of three studies we find that the look of a document in hypothetical investment decisions impacts stock valuation and behavior in some but not all situations.

Neill is the author of soon-to-be-published THE ONCE AND FUTURE OCEAN, Notes Toward a New Hydraulic Society, a proposal for a new concept of valuation and behavior in the 21st century.

But even though "the trend is real," according to Jean Pisani-Ferry, a business school professor and the French government's Commissioner-General for Policy Planning, "it is still too little to trigger significant changes in fossil-fuel companies' valuation and behavior".

And in my forthcoming book, THE ONCE AND FUTURE OCEAN: Notes Toward a New Hydraulic Society, I offer a greater amplification of this synergy and how it might inform a new paradigm for valuation, organization, and behavior in the 21st century.

Underlying a large part of this PARC in goal-directed behavior is valuation, which is the process of computing action-outcome sequences to optimize future decision-making in the context of dynamical conditions [6].

This investigation should provide insight into the social valuation and mind-reading behaviors of mathematically gifted adolescents.