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- verb To
price incorrectly or unsuitably.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Citing higher-than-anticipated 'medical costs' that led the company to 'misprice' its health plans.
Heads up staffers, tips to avoid a Health Care "Town Hell" (Blog for Democracy) 2009
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But with copyright, the public will pay for creative works in rough proportion to their overall value (of course, the copyright holder might misprice his works and force a sub-optimal level of consumption; since he would likely suffer as much or more than the public from that, we may expect the market overall to minimize such problems).
Lessig on Copyright, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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What does a country do when that trading partner continues to misprice its currency and subsidize its industries without regard for the impact on its trading partner and disregards repeated requests to stop?
Ralph Gomory: Jobs, Trade, and Mercantilism - Part I - Facing Reality 2010
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What does a country do when that trading partner continues to misprice its currency and subsidize its industries without regard for the impact on its trading partner and disregards repeated requests to stop?
Ralph Gomory: Jobs, Trade, and Mercantilism - Part I - Facing Reality 2010
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What does a country do when that trading partner continues to misprice its currency and subsidize its industries without regard for the impact on its trading partner and disregards repeated requests to stop?
Ralph Gomory: Jobs, Trade, and Mercantilism - Part I - Facing Reality 2010
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What does a country do when that trading partner continues to misprice its currency and subsidize its industries without regard for the impact on its trading partner and disregards repeated requests to stop?
Ralph Gomory: Jobs, Trade, and Mercantilism - Part I - Facing Reality 2010
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What does a country do when that trading partner continues to misprice its currency and subsidize its industries without regard for the impact on its trading partner and disregards repeated requests to stop?
Ralph Gomory: Jobs, Trade, and Mercantilism - Part I - Facing Reality 2010
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Warren likes to wait until the securities have traded for a while and the shortsightedness of the stock market has had a chance to misprice the securities downward.
The Tao of Warren Buffett Mary Buffett 2006
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Lucky for him that the short-term focus of the stock market often neglects the long-term economics of a business, which means the stock market will often misprice a great business.
The Tao of Warren Buffett Mary Buffett 2006
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Warren likes to wait until the securities have traded for a while and the shortsightedness of the stock market has had a chance to misprice the securities downward.
The Tao of Warren Buffett Mary Buffett 2006
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