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Call priceThe price, specified at issuance, at which the issuer of a bond may retire part of the bond at a specified call date.Call priceThe price at which a bond or preferred stock can be redeemed by the issuer. The call price will usually be greater than the par value to compensate the holder for loss of income and ownership. The difference is known as the call premium.Similar MatchesAdministered priceAdministered priceA price for a good or service that is set and maintained by government, usually requiring accompanying restrictions on trade if the administered price differs from the world price. Factor price frontierFactor price frontierA curve in factor space showing the minimum combinations of factor prices consistent with absence of profit in producing one or more goods, given their prices. Since, with perfect competition, profit implies disequilibrium, this shows a lower bound on equilibrium factor prices. Trading priceTrading priceThe price at which a security is currently selling. Fair priceFair priceIn anti-dumping cases, the price to which the export price is compared, which is either the price charged in the exporter's own domestic market or some measure of their cost, both adjusted to include any transportation cost and tariff needed to enter the importing country's market. See dumping. Price uncertaintyPrice uncertaintyChance that the future price of an asset will change. Further SuggestionsPrice indexesMarket price Price of admission Demand price volume weighted average price Put price Iso-price curve Full price subscription price Striking price market price Convertible price Variable price security Daily price limit World price Factor Price Equalization Theorem Reference price Price momentum Prices (of equity) Basic import price Reservation price Bargain purchase price option Financial price risk Tough on price Stated conversion price |
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