Sentences with phrase «price signals»

The result is a distortion of price signaling: The rate requests don't necessarily reflect what companies really want, and the final premiums don't necessarily reflect what they really need.

But capital is allocated based on price signals given by the markets.

And it requires the operation of a market system that will send price signals as to what works and what does not.

Annual water bills are often an order of magnitude less than annual electricity bills, so there just isn't a strong price signal to reduce usage.

Ultimately, a long - term carbon price signal will be needed to set adequate investment incentives and hence enable a low - carbon energy transition.

Traditional value strategies formed on price signals alone tend to be short quality, because cheap firms are on average of lower quality than similar firms trading at higher prices.

As this occurs, marketplace measures can help alleviate the tension between economic growth and reducing carbon emissions by placing prices on carbon that will send appropriate price signals.

Which brings us to the second reason for the long duration of the drop: the supply side is not as responsive to price signals as it used to be.

Hence, if we want to replace climate regulations with price signals and bring the Right along for the ride, we need to directly confront climate science skeptics.

In this example, the secondary markets give pricing signals to companies, and they use it to build value where appropriate — secondary markets leads primary markets here.

At the other end, a high price signals high quality and / or a high level of service.

It is imperative to already think about additional measures to give the right price signal and to encourage emissions reductions in the future.

A legislative approach could provide an efficient price signal and generate revenue to promote growth, reduce the unsustainable deficit, and compensate those who will bear disproportionate burdens.

This will save both money and emissions over the long - term through better price signaling.

The models assume that land is a privately owned asset managed in response to global price signals within a stable rule - based economy — perhaps a reasonable assumption for developed nations.

What happens in the longer term depends on whether pricing signals or spending programs prove more effective at reducing emissions.

Getting those new technologies on line will require more than price signals because no company on its own will invest in the necessary speculative and costly research and development concepts.

First, efficiency in health - care expenditures is more likely enhanced when employees pay for services, since price signals provide the consumer with appropriate incentives.

Whenever the synthetic market gets too much bigger than the cash market, it becomes a bettors market, and becomes incapable of delivering pricing signals to the underlying cash markets.

Accounting for both dimensions by trading on combined quality and price signals yields dramatic performance improvements over traditional value strategies.

The cap or tax would have to start at a level sufficient to produce a meaningful price signal, but it would not need to be too high right away.

The need for a broad, all - inclusive price signal raises another key point.

This was driven by the economics of cheap natural gas, demonstrating the power of a simple price signal: the least expensive fuel will win.

This demonstrates that a small price signal can still be helpful.

The time - of - use rates, already in effect for some distributed generation owners, are intended to provide an actionable price signal to customers that matches grid needs.

This includes strong and sustained price signals on carbon, well - designed carbon markets and other appropriate incentives to enable private investment in clean energy.

We see some bullish price signals, technical developments, coming together, and an overall lack of interest in most altcoins.

Traditional value strategies formed on price signals alone tend to be short quality, because cheap firms are on average of lower quality than similar firms trading at higher prices.

In fact, it already does The only thing missing is the crucial carbon price signal ---- the economic reform required for solving the market failure of climate change.

However, I think the long - term price signal has more to do with whether stakeholders believe the policy is sustainable, than what the policy actually says.

Competition and Consumer Amendment Bill (No 1) Exposure Draft (with Caron Beaton - Wells) This draft bill proposed price signalling laws for the banking industry

With a strong price signal from carbon markets, aging chillers may be taken out of service earlier than they otherwise would be.

Such a carbon would tax lead behavior changes; people and organizations use price signals to make decisions and develop daily routines.

Critics insist HFT distorts pricing signals sent by investors who support the capital raising activities of the economy.

A new report commissioned by The Climate Institute says Australia's carbon pollution will continue to soar without price signals to make companies take responsibility for their emissions.

In the annual shareholder review, circulated this week, he said: «With global financial confidence tenuous at best and the inevitable lag between price signals guiding farmer decisions around production, there is every possibility of an imbalance between supply and demand affecting prices.»

It is not clear what impact this will have in isolation - the current law still requires collusion before contravention occurs - but the proposed new price signalling powers would be just one part of a package of reforms.