expected price

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expected
adjective[before noun]
uk /ɪkˈspek.tɪd/ us /ɪkˈspek.tɪd/
believed to be going to happen ...
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price
noun[C]
uk /praɪs/ us /praɪs/
the amount of money for which something ...
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Because of a production lag, the quantity produced depends on the expectedprice level.
So far, we did not consider any dynamics of the priors about the expectedprice.
That is, the expectedprice is persistently lower than the realized one, and consequently a reject cascade occurs.
This implies that it is very difficult, in this case, to forecast the behavior of the - expectedprice p(t).
The expectedprice is therefore the constant (the long-run average price) plus the constant (the first-order autocorrelation coefficient) times the deviation of the previous price from the long-run average.
First, the area planted to each crop is an increasing function of expectedprice and yield.
Supply is nonlinear, but increasing in producers' expectedprice.
Ezekiel (1938) investigated the price dynamics in the cobweb model under naive expectations, where the expectedprice for tomorrow equals today's price.
Households which did borrow or indicated no need for credit show the expectedprice response.
In general, the elasticity reduction under joint pricing, and therefore the expectedprice increase, will be greater as the overlap between two hospitals in the various submarkets is greater.
Because of the incompleteness of the information set it is rational for the agent to consider more than the fundamental solution in order to compute the expectedprice.
In other words, the agents' ability to forecast the expectedprice seems to be offset by movements of the realized price at the same velocity, thus causing bubbles.
When the expectedprice for water is greater, farmers in region 1 reduce their planting of the high water crop, leaving more water available for sale.
A modest investment in mango is almost always optimal, given the initial prices and the range of expectedprice changes.
These price regressions were used to construct forecasts of annual prices and expectedprice changes in each year.
This kind of path dependence seems to be strongly conditioned by the velocity at which agents forecast the expectedprice compared to the rapidity of asset price movements.
Nerlove (1958) studied price fluctuations under adaptive expectations, where the expectedprice is adapted by a constant factor in the direction of the latest observed market price.
Detailed decisions will be taken nearer the time in the light of developing economic conditions and the expectedprice movements for the various subsidised foods.
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In money terms the £37½ million which was the expectedprice has become £63 million, and for long the two heads were in polite disagreement.
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Farmers are receiving a better than expectedprice for grain.
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