The market for those permits sets the price of the pollutant.
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The software also sets the price of the gas and processes card payments.
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Forties crude is one of the several oil grades that sets the price of Brent.
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Vishal Chhabria, the pharmacist who owns White Oak, told me the drug company sets the price of Vimovo.
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If the corporation sets the price of this sale low, it can transfer profits from the U.S. subsidiary to the Irish subsidiary.
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WTI, which sets the price of different grades of oil traded in the Americas, is assessed at a landlocked hub in Oklahoma and has not got the same global reach.
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The price of Forties oil, together with the Brent, Ekofisk and Oseberg crude streams, sets the price of dated Brent, the benchmark on which most of the world's oil trades are based.
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Enrich's fast-paced account tells the story of the stranger-than-fiction characters who made huge profits by rigging Libor, the interest rate that sets the price of borrowed money all over the world.
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Forties is important for the global oil market because the crude it carries normally sets the price of dated Brent, a benchmark used to price physical crude around the world and which underpins Brent futures.
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The Forties pipeline is important for the global oil market because the crude it carries normally sets the price of dated Brent, a benchmark used to price physical crude around the world and which underpins Brent futures.
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Low interest rates make it cheaper for those companies to borrow, and the higher inflation Brexit may cause will raise income from an inflation-linked system that sets the price of some renewable power purchases, said Michael Bonte-Friedheim, chief executive of NextEnergy Capital, which manages the NextEnergy Solar Fund.
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Thailand's Department of Internal Trade (DIT) usually sets the price of crude palm oil and refined palm oil Thai farmers have a relatively low yield compared to those in Malaysia and Indonesia. Thai palm oil crops yield 4–17% oil compared to around 20% in competing countries. In addition, Indonesian and Malaysian oil palm plantations are 10 times the size of Thai plantations.
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Thailand's Department of Internal Trade (DIT) usually sets the price of crude palm oil and refined palm oil. Thai farmers have a relatively low yield compared to those in Malaysia and Indonesia. Thai palm oil crops yield 4-17 percent oil compared to around 20 percent in competing countries. In addition, Indonesian and Malaysian oil palm plantations are 10 times the size of Thai plantations.
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Arbitrage is the practice of taking advantage of a state of imbalance between two (or possibly more) markets. Where this mismatch can be exploited (i.e. after transaction costs, storage costs, transport costs, dividends etc.) the arbitrageur can "lock in" a risk-free profit by purchasing and selling simultaneously in both markets. In general, arbitrage ensures that "the law of one price" will hold; arbitrage also equalises the prices of assets with identical cash flows, and sets the price of assets with known future cash flows.
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The company operated an online trading website through which customers could buy binary options, predicting whether the price of a certain commodity will go up or down in a specific time period, as short as 60 seconds. Banc De Binary was an associate of SpotOption Exchange which sets the price of the option. The price of the option was not a market price, but was set by SpotOption Exchange itself. The Wall Street Journal described it as "a website that allows people to bet on the price of gold, oil or stocks".
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Metro sets the price of MetroPaint to leverage the supply and demand for each color in an effort to recover 100% of the Metro Latex Paint Recycling program's labor and materials costs, with this goal never being fully realized, until the Oregon Paint Stewardship law went into effect, resulting in PaintCare. Beginning July 2010, Metro became the PaintCare-contracted latex paint recycler for latex paint collected throughout the state of Oregon instead of just the Portland, Oregon metropolitan region. The revenue generated by this contract should enable the labor and material costs of this Metro program to be covered.
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During this transition, television receivers in the UK had to handle both the VHF and UHF wavebands, which added to the cost of producing the sets. The price of a dual-standard set, combined with the limited coverage of BBC2 and the highbrow programming on that channel, meant that initial sales of dual- standard sets were slow. The VHF system was finally switched off in the UK on 3 January 1985. PAL colour test signals began in 1966 and scheduled transmissions commenced on BBC2 on 1 July 1967, with a full colour service beginning on that channel on 2 December 1967. BBC1 and ITV followed suit on 15 November 1969.
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In 2003, Mosley published the book Global Capital and National Governments. In Global Capital and National Governments, Mosley examines the influence of financial markets on the capacity of national governments to implement their preferred policies, in the context of the increasing economic integration of capital markets. Mosley identifies a causal process in which the global financial market sets the price of international borrowing in response to government policy, doing so in a state of information asymmetry, and then governments react to the market's assessment of their policy. This model allows Mosley to study questions like what the policy preferences of foreign investors are and how governments can effectively enact policy in an era when globalization has made capital quite internationally mobile.
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