After a hot start in the first half of 2015, China's market crash in June caused widespread market volatility, resulting in the lowest number of tech IPOs since 2009.
Yet late news that AOL Time Warner's accounting practices are being investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission was a sobering reminder that the market may be in for far more volatility, as the widespread excesses of the recent bubble get flushed out and addressed.
In addition, the widespread belief that turbulence enhances less volatile fuels more than their high volatility counterparts also depends on the ambient pressure and initial droplet size.
There were signs within the market, including widespread bearishness and a big increase in volatility, that a turning point was reached when stocks bottomed on Oct. 9.
Finally, given the widespread nature of food insecurity and the volatility of global and local food markets, there is a need to undertake research that will inform best practices for increasing food security among urban populations.
It played perfectly into widespread doubts about the self-described billionaire's volatility and seemingly reckless views on foreign policy.
It should also account for the volatility of the loss and occurrence of large widespread losses due to possible occurrence of large spread extreme events (catastrophe Cat events).
What is more, their excessive use and misuse, their volatility, and long-distance transports eventually result in widespread environmental contamination (Kaushik et al. [2009]).
Those developed since the early 1970s have improved photostability and minimal volatility, which have enabled their successful use in widespread agricultural applications (Laws and Hayes 1991).
Major threats to further and faster advances on children's rights include risks associated with climate change, global economic volatility, the changing nature of conflict and the widespread prevalence of sexual violence against children and women.
"The committee is alert to the possibility that future heightened volatility and reductions in market depth could have more widespread and persistent effects, including on the provision of credit to the real economy," the FPC said.
