Potentially divergent monetary policies of advanced economies would likely trigger bouts of volatility in the financial markets,' Espenilla said, explaining that since small open economies like the Philippines were
price takers rather than price setters, tighter monetary policy abroad would lead to higher cost of financing locally, which would lead to higher debt service burden for borrowers with repriceable debt and for future borrowers.
Secondly, he said, farmers must do everything possible to manage costs, as they are generally
price takers.
However, because dairy farmers are
price takers, they do not set the market price.
ricci, who revealed that a surprisingly modest PS1,000 at 5-1 on his ulster Derby winner temlett was his biggest ever racing bet, said: "At BetBright we are more or less
price takers, not market makers.
to lose because not all market players will be
price takers.
Since the founding of Farmers Union 113 years ago, agriculture has become more, not less, concentrated and farmers still find themselves as
price takers, not price makers.
This article contributes to such extant literature by addressing more specific questions about the conditions under which such ostensible
price takers can play outsized roles.
PEMC added "as a consequence of the preferential dispatch, eligible RE resources shall be given priority to inject to the grid as
price takers displacing expensive fuels.
The reality is the IFIs are borrowing and lending largely from conventional banks because the Islamic interbank money market (IIMM) does not exist on a global scale, hence, they tend to be
price takers.
Globally, this strategy works better, but in India we are
price takers for many commodities and our prices move in line with LME or Comex prices.
We will have market makers from day one, we will have price makers and
price takers.
