Yet, setting a price high enough to encourage negative emissions would asphyxiate the economy.
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So in those realms, setting a price is a nice way to handle it.
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Setting a price target of $21 on a $2100 stock "really is insane," the "Mad Money " host said.
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This is the first drug to treat lackofimaginationia, so MakeBelieve has a lot to consider when setting a price.
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That is an extreme example, but at many clubs setting a price remains a matter of instinct, of feel.
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Conventional insurance works by pooling individual risks and then setting a price for that group—new drivers under 30, say.
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There's no banks underwriting the offering, setting a price and selling it to institutional shareholders, as happens in an IPO.
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Unlike in an IPO, there is no bank underwriting the offering, setting a price and selling it to institutional shareholders.
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That's good reason to seize the opportunity of a rival listing on Thailand's inflated bourse, setting a price for Tesco too.
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Altaba – Altaba was rated "overweight" in new coverage at JPMorgan, setting a price target of $65 per share for the Yahoo successor company.
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Costco shares briefly dipped more than 1% after Bernstein downgraded the wholesaler to Underperform from Market Perform, setting a price target of $230.
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At age 16, he began collecting and trading stamps, a practice that introduced him to ideas such as scarcity, demand and setting a price.
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Bloomberg Business reported last month that Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's probe was focused on the practice of setting a price floor for ticket resales.
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The process for this is normally the same, with the company setting a price range and then throwing it out there to see who bites.
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SE with a 'neutral' rating on Wednesday, setting a price target of 36 riyals ($9.60) per share and saying its fundamentals were now "fully priced".
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Congress already has the power to do this; lawmakers did it for the VA, setting a price ceiling and limiting increases to the rate of inflation.
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The company announced the pricing of the IPO early on Thursday after previously setting a price range of between 30 to 34 pesos for the shares.
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The idea is that by setting a price on carbon, cap and trade spurs businesses to figure out for themselves the most economical way to reduce pollution.
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ETF providers say the concerns are overblown and the market actually helps investors by setting a price for assets that may not actively trade in the underlying market.
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There are many steps along the road from a drug company setting a price for a medication to the actual price that a person pays for that drug.
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These function like traditional exchanges, with sellers setting a price and bidders making offers, except that when a sale takes place the trainers are shipped via companies for verification.
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DZ Bank became the first brokerage in nearly two years to place a "sell" rating on the stock, while setting a price target of $333 - the lowest on Wall Street.
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"We are highly aware this is a public-health issue, and so we will be very thoughtful about setting a price if this product gets to approval," Bancel said on Wednesday.
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SE) with an "overweight", setting a price target of 37 riyals ($9.86) per share and saying it sees scope for an increase in the energy giant's proposed $75 billion base dividend.
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While patient groups hailed the potent immunotherapy as a potential cancer game-changer, the Swiss drugmaker was also criticised for setting a price that places Kymriah among the most-expensive drugs ever.
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While patient groups hailed the potent immunotherapy as a potential cancer game-changer, the Swiss drugmaker was also criticized for setting a price that places Kymriah among the most-expensive drugs ever.
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Through a subsidiary, it spent US$88 million in May on an 80 per cent stake in an under-construction luxury condo development in San Francisco, setting a price record in the process.
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" Eric Hirschhorn, a former U.S. undersecretary of commerce who had been involved in the ZTE case, said "the government is merely setting a price for doing business instead of giving them the punishment they deserve.
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" Eric Hirschhorn, a former U.S. undersecretary of commerce who had been involved in the ZTE case, said "the government is merely setting a price for doing business instead of giving them the punishment they deserve.
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The company would then typically make its registration statement public, setting a price range and amount of shares it intended to sell, then go on a road show to sell the stock to prospective buyers.
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However, they rallied to three-month highs late in April when the French government committed to unilaterally setting a price floor for power generators in a move aimed at curbing coal-fired plants and boosting renewables.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government in February slashed prices of drug-releasing stents, small mesh devices used to pop open blocked arteries, by as much as 2500 percent, setting a price cap of 2500,2000 rupees ($22015).
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As someone who isn't independently wealthy, I will say there's something important to setting a price for yourself and being really, really unwilling to go below that—no matter how tattered and scary your ATM balance is.
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It received over 14 billion euros worth of investor orders for the new paper, lead bankers for the deal said, setting a price of 2 basis points over mid-swaps that implied a yield of 0.943 percent.
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The idea is that by setting a price on carbon, cap-and-trade forces businesses to figure out how best to cut pollution: On top of that, California's legislators have passed a flurry of laws to boost specific technologies.
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The platform now calls for a $15-per-hour federal minimum wage, expansion of Social Security and setting a price on greenhouse gas emissions, positions that Sanders had embraced in contrast to Clinton's more moderate stances during the primaries.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's central bank is setting a price floor under the volatile peso in hopes to avoid a sharp plunge in the currency after an opposition-won presidential election last Sunday shifted the country firmly back to the left.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss machinery maker Klingelnberg said on Monday it is setting a price range of 45 to 54 Swiss francs for its initial public offering, putting the offer volume at 230 million Swiss francs ($233.46 million) to 270 million francs including the greenshoe.
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MUMBAI, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Reliance Nippon Life Asset Management Ltd's initial public offering, the first by an Indian mutual fund manager, seeks to raise up to 15.42 billion rupees ($236.7 million) with the company on Thursday setting a price range of 247-252 rupees per share.
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LONDON, March 2 (Reuters) - Ninety One, the asset management arm of South Africa-based banking group Investec, said it was pressing ahead with its listing on March 16, setting a price range of 190 to 235 pence per share, valuing itself at 1.75 billion pounds to 2.1 billion pounds ($2.25 billion to $2.70 billion).
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The housing bureau in Guangdong province's Qingyuan city said last week prices for pre-sold new units must be sold at no more than 5 percent higher or no more than 553 percent lower than in similar projects in the area in the past month, effectively setting a price cap and floor to stabilise the market.
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On 10 August 2019, Montpellier made two official offers for the Greek international, but AEK rejected both of them, setting a price tag of €8,000,000. In the 2019–20 season, he registered 10 clean sheets in 20 games of the domestic championship, helping AEK recover from a disastrous start to the campaign.
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On 19 August 2020, AEK rejected a €4,000,000 offer from Al Wahda, setting a price tag of €8,000,000. Rennes and Saint-Étienne, both of Ligue 1, also expressed interest in signing the player. On 19 September 2020, in the 2020–21 Super League Greece opener, Livaja scored sealing a 2–0 away win against Panetolikos.
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It was bought by financier Henry Gurdon Marquand for his New York City mansion. In 1997, it was sold at Christie's auction house in London for $1.2 million, setting a price record for a piano sold at auction. It is now on display at the art museum Clark Art Institute. The 100,000th Steinway piano was given as a gift to the White House in 1903 and is made of cherry tree with gold leaf.
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According to the owner of Güllüoğlu Baklava the desserts origins go back to the 1980 Turkish coup d'état during which a military officer purchased baklava and found the price to be too high. The officer complained to İsmail Hakki Akansel, who had been appointed Mayor of Istanbul in the aftermath of the coup. Akansel responded by setting a price ceiling on baklava, which was announced during Ramadan. The pastry shop was unable to make the traditional baklava recipe profitable under the new pricing rules.
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An example of this setting is the rental harmony problem - matching tenants (the agents) to rooms (the items) while setting a price to each room. An envy-free price is a price-vector for which an envy-free matching exists. It is a relaxation of a Walrasian equilibrium: a Walrasian equilibrium consists of an EF price and EF matching, and in addition, every item must either be matched or have zero price. It is known that, in a Walrasian equilibrium, the matching maximizes the sum of values, i.e.
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It is generally accepted that cows, at a minimum, are required in a lobolo within the Xhosa and Zulu cultures. While differing customs within various regions may contribute in determining an amount of the cash value of each cow, it also depends on the negotiation prowess of the representatives, or oonozakuzaku. In modern times, there has been growing controversy around the amount demanded in certain families deemed by spectators as unreasonably excessive. name="Daily Dispatch"> Today, negotiations involve setting a price for a single cow and then multiplying the agreed price by the number of cows the new bride is deemed to be worth.
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On September 14, 1989, members of ACT UP protested at the New York Stock Exchange over the Burroughs Wellcome's setting a price of $10,000 USD per year for AZT, which was the only effective treatment for HIV discovered and was unaffordable to many HIV positive persons. Several days later in response to the protest the company lowered the price of AZT to $6,400 per patient per year, a 20% reduction. In 1997, the South African government attempted to make legal amendments to import patented HIV drugs at more affordable prices due to their severe inaccessibility in developed countries. In response, 39 pharmaceutical companies filed a class action lawsuit.
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There is evidence that management accountants in the financial service industry are willing to use FTP as a performance measure, and management accountants in the financial service industry seem to be firmly committed to financial measures for measuring performance. The set fund transfer price should depend on the overall strategy of the financial institution. Setting a price for the funds transferred through treasury should consider the cost of obtaining such funds by tracing its source and determining the actual rate incurred (i.e., tracing approach) or regard the funds as contributing to the whole financial institution’s funding needs, and not simply to a business unit’s funding needs (i.e.
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In addition to the main report, they published eight different work streams paper, providing technical information and analysis for each finance source. Although the AGF Report did not build a blueprint for implementing these sources, it does assess all sources based on eight criteria, which includes revenue, efficiency (carbon efficiency - the impact of a method on setting a price for carbon externality and overall efficiency - taking into account impacts on developed country growth and risks, equity (distribution of revenue), incidence (who really pays for the climate change mitigation and adaptation actions - should avoid payment by developing countries or inclusion of developing countries’ contribution in counting towards 100billion, practicality (feasibility before 2020), reliability, additionality to Official Development Assistance and acceptability (domestic political acceptability in both developed and developing countries).
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Areeda, Phillip E. & Turner, Donald F., "Predatory Pricing and Related Practices under Section 2 of the Sherman Act," 88 Harvard Law Review 697-733 (February 1975). The goal was to develop a bright line test (which became known as the Areeda-Turner test) to separate illegal price cutting designed to drive a competitor from the market, which would harm consumers once the monopolist was free to raise prices in the future, from healthy price competition, which is inherently pro-competitive and beneficial to the consumer. The point their test settled on is when the price set is below short term average variable cost, which is a more easily ascertained substitute for marginal cost. By this measure, a court can determine when a monopolist is deliberately setting a price which does not profit-maximizing (except for the profits to be achieved once a competitor is forced from the market).
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