One wonders whether our institutional memory still recalls the impulses that gave rise to our constitution — or whether we have substituted
a belief in efficiency, economic rationalization and profit maximization for our traditional pursuit of a finely calibrated balance between individual liberties and social justice.
Not exact matches
«Notions of market
efficiency - the idea that most assets are priced «right» - are based on
belief in investor rationality and objectivity.
With the increased trust of consumers
in building societies and credit unions after the banking collapse, it seems there is a public appetite for the co-operative alternative and a
belief that it is possible to combine social justice and economic
efficiency within the firm.
But Mandelson's views have been changed
in part by the banking crisis; he has argued that the crisis represented a «warning against an ideological
belief in markets»
efficiency, and a reminder that they can be distorted by perverse incentives».
The great thing about this company is their strong
belief that the only reason for their clients to invest
in their learning solutions is to measurably add value to their business performance including greater productivity, lower overheads, and greater
efficiency; and that knowledge workers need to be smart on the job, not just smart during training.
Given the widespread
belief in market
efficiency it's always refreshing to see academically oriented writing reflect the fact that mispricing does occur
in equity markets.
The thing with the technical analysis is that you can believe
in it or not but your
belief can not question the
efficiency.
I also extend this
belief to include any information that can be gleaned from pouring over charts of various companies and industries The only possible exception to my
belief in market
efficiency is «insider information» that has not been publicly released (although I believe most of this information is reflected
in current stock market prices too).
TAM invests
in GCs and ITCs where there is a
belief that a wide discrepancy exists between the value
efficiency price and the lower process
efficiency price.
The
belief in instantaneous
efficiency, and that the prices
in the OPMI market reflect economic reality better than anywhere else pervades many areas of American life, including law and sociology as well as finance.
It offers some grounds for
belief in micro
efficiency.
A
belief in market
efficiency is a
belief that the stock market takes into consideration all known factors that bear on price -LSB-...]
Owen takes Amory Lovins to task for Lovins» uncritical
belief in the power of
efficiency improvements to lower energy consumption.
Often justified largely on the basis of junk science they have come up with such wonderful policy prescriptions as using only unreliable sources of energy because they are «sustainable,» keeping natural resources
in the ground rather than using them to meet human needs, having government tell manufacturers what requirements their products must meet to use less energy rather than encouraging manufacturers to meet the needs of their customers, all
in the name of «energy
efficiency,» substituting government dictates for market solutions on any issue related to energy use, and teaching school children junk science that happens to meet «environmentalists» ideological
beliefs in hopes of perpetuating these
beliefs to future generations even though they do not conform to the scientific method, the basis of science.
Or is it all meant to scare us into
belief, and
in the real world ~ 0.9 C temp rise over past 150 years, combined with technology and innovation provided by fossil fuel energy
efficiency, is not such a catastrophic thing?
She said that people all around her are always trying to get her to use email or computers for
efficiency and speed, but she remains steadfast
in her
belief that faster and more communication is not necessarily better.