Sentences with phrase «lends more accuracy»

If people who want to buy things actually have the money to do so, the theory goes, it gives a truer picture of supply and demand and lends more accuracy to markets (whereas now, many people don't have the ability to purchase things they want or need, leading the free market to believe that the number of people who want a product is lower than it actually is).

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Recently, the head of the Small Business Administration, Maria Contreras - Sweet, gave a speech at the Center for American Progress where she detailed the agency's expanded use of small business credit scores in an effort to streamline the lending process, improve accuracy, ensure fairness and, most importantly, facilitate the provision of more small loans to the nation's entrepreneurs.

Some people prefer brighter, more vivid color representation, which ultimately lends itself to reduced accuracy.

What it means: Canada's banking regulator is warning the banking sector that the computer models they use to determine how much to lend use data that are skewed toward making the home look more attractive by the sellers, which inflates prices and calls into question the accuracy of the system.