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Rule of lawA legal system in which rules are clear, well-understood, and fairly enforced, including property rights and enforcement of contracts.Similar MatchesOrigin ruleOrigin ruleSee rules of origin. Three steps and a stumble ruleThree steps and a stumble ruleA rule predicting that stock and bond prices will fall following three increases in the discount rate by the Federal Reserve. This is a result of increased costs of borrowing for companies and the increased attractiveness of money market funds and CDs over stocks and bonds as a result of the higher interest rates. Friedman ruleFriedman ruleThe rule for the optimal conduct of monetary policy proposed by Friedman (1969), that it should generate a rate of deflation that makes the nominal interest rate equal to zero. Five percent ruleFive percent ruleA rule of the National Association of Securities Dealers providing ethical guidelines for spreads created by market makers and commissions charged by brokers. Specificity ruleSpecificity ruleThe principle that the optimal policy for correcting a distortion is one that deals most directly, or specifically, with that distortion. Further SuggestionsRule 144Income exclusion rule Variance rule Basic IRR rule Uniform Rules for Collections Nine bond rule Rule of Absolute Priority Prudent man rule Rule of 72 Net present value rule Quote rule Administrative pricing rules One share one vote rule Thirty day wash rule Tick test rules Securities and Exchange Commission Rules 20% cushion rule Rules of origin Equal percentage contribution rule (EPCoR) Rule 14 d rule of 72 prudent man rule Rule 415 Discounted payback period rule the rule of twenty |
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