undervalue

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Examples of overvalued

overvalued

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

After a sharp price increase, the market collapses quickly again, but even after the crash, the market remains overvalued.
At that time, its exchange rate was not so overvalued and fiscal policy was far more prudent than in 1997 and 1998.
We can observe, however, phases in which the asset is undervalued (compared to the fundamental price) alternating with episodes in which it is overvalued.
The overvalued exchange rate that encouraged food imports was only corrected in 1994.
Over the next few years, an overvalued currency and growing foreign debt further aggravated that crisis.
The utility function for losses is 'steeper' than for gains, so losses are overvalued compared to equal gains.
Their contribution is seen as often overvalued, except perhaps as founding myths.
More important, semantic bleaching is treated as an overvalued tendency and epiphenomenal, though ' basic metaphorical extensions ' are found repeatedly across languages (658).
They rely on overvalued ideas as a means to guide their behavior.
They typically have overvalued currencies accompanied by continuous debt accumulation.
They also provide evidence that managers grant more options to rank-and-file employees when management believes its stock to be overvalued.
Overvalued exchange rates, lack of funds to invest in parastatal agriculture and weak international prices caused plantation agriculture and timber production to stagnate.
Investors may individually believe that an asset is overvalued, but continue to buy, because they believe that the market will continue to rise.
Just as children have been undervalued, pain and suffering have been overvalued.
In having to accept as wages goods and provisions that were overvalued, workers in effect suffered a real wage cut.
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