Value investors are biased
toward paying low prices.
Value investors are biased
toward paying low prices.
Not exact matches
An author whose sales ratio is heavily weighted
toward paper might not mind much if she receives only 25 % in digital royalties, because the
low digital royalty would be an acceptable
price to
pay for the opportunity to leverage legacy publishing's strength in paper channels.
Most of the world is not going to move easily
toward a world of
lower fossil fuel consumption unless there are either considerable incentives to do so or considerable
prices to be
paid if they don't (or some combination of the two).
And unlike the electricity industry, in which market forces have pushed utilities
toward cleaner energy, including natural gas and renewable sources, relatively
low gasoline
prices in recent years have led consumers to
pay less attention to fuel economy when they buy new cars.