| Does the GPC really think that general practitioners are stupid enough to vote for a completely unpriced contract? |
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| Census plans to measure the market value of transactions, excluding unpriced transactions such as free software available on the Internet. |
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| We create new economic incentives in the market by altering the relative price of pollution or an otherwise unpriced environmental asset. |
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| Markets of themselves cannot provide efficient water prices in the face of unpriced environmental externalities. |
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| This is an attempt to quantify the welfare gains of the unpriced benefits of public goods. |
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| In fact, there has never been a time in our history when there has been more unpriced canola still in the hands of the grower. |
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| I believe prices will eventually move a little higher and that's why we are still holding the majority of new crop production unpriced. |
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| That is a fantastic price to move out inventory for those fortunate few growers still holding unpriced 2007 production. |
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| The strain and stress on producers is mounting as we watch markets move so quickly away on us with huge unpriced inventory still in the bin. |
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| I wrote on my unpriced copy the figures Mr. Sharif had put down. |
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| It is difficult to assess these values because they are not traded in markets and are generally provided unpriced or provided at a price that does not reflect their true cost. |
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| That's a point of psychological resistance and also seems to be one of those nice, round numbers where U. S. producers appear inclined to sell some portion of unpriced inventory. |
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| Investment banks instead shower their clients with free, unpriced research reports in the hope that it will help them grab a larger slice of their clients' equity-trading commissions. |
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| If so, the unpriced expenses would create an expected loss on commissions. |
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| In standard cost-benefit analysis it is recognized that certain public goods or services have highly beneficial, though unpriced, spillover effects-often referred to as externalities. |
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| If the expectation is to harvest new crop and put it unpriced into winter storage, that's fine, as better pricing opportunities are likely to emerge later in the new crop marketing year. |
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| Ahead of the USDA report release last week, PFCanada sold some remaining unpriced 2006 feed wheat and barley production and forward-priced some 2007 production for fall delivery. |
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| The adjustment factor calculation includes the percentage of wheat currently priced by the CWB, the average price achieved on that wheat and the current market value of unpriced wheat. |
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| The unpriced costs of fossil fuels are in addition to, and much greater than, the direct financial support for fossil fuels through, for instance, tax breaks for oil and gas exploration and subsidies for consumers. |
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| For this reason alone, PFCanada wants to be out of holding unpriced old crop inventory, unless the plan is to hold for an extended period of time, which I do not favour. |
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| Mr Rothschild's investment vehicle NR Holdings has meanwhile teamed up with Suek, Russia's biggest coal-mining group, to launch a rival bid – which is also unpriced. |
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| Third, people's behaviour for instance the costs that they are prepared to bear to visit a national park reveals the value that they place on unpriced goods. |
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| Carbon taxes are an example of the second, forcing people to bear more of the cost of the carbon they burn, including its unpriced contribution to global warming. |
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| Any brand names, model names of the notice of award or unpriced technical specifications set out in the budget only character determination are important. |
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| Committed unpriced tons are firm commitments, meaning we are required to ship and our customer is required to receive said tons through the duration of the contract. |
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