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Opinions differ on the reasons for these sort of price discrepancies.

The opportunity to benefit from pricing discrepancies certainly exists in Europe.

It takes advantage of fleeting price discrepancies between equivalent assets.

There were enormous price discrepancies between agricultural and manufactured goods.

While some called price discrepancies grossly unfair, others said the gender gap made sense.

Generally, the sticker-to-net price discrepancy is greater at private colleges than public universities.

Mr. Moors said that such price discrepancies were not unusual.

Bethesda offered no rationale for the price discrepancy.

Usually the price discrepancies are small, but the investment returns are amplified using leverage.

Critics of pricing discrepancies countered that such antiquated equipment should be the industry's problem, not female customers'.

Such funds, open only to wealthy investors, used computer-aided research to uncover price discrepancies between related securities.

"Now that price discrepancy isn't so great."

Hot weather tends to coincide with higher oil and gas prices, increasing the price discrepancies with other fuel sources.

The problem is that most securities firms watch for precisely the same signals, and thus react at the same time when price discrepancies occur.

They have completely overlooked the role of the entrepreneur in exploiting superior awareness of price discrepancies within the economic system.

Hedge fund managers can use various types of analysis to identify price discrepancies in securities, including mathematical, technical or fundamental techniques.

By making prices easily comparable among countries, they contend, the euro forces companies to even out price discrepancies and adopt more competitive prices.

Although Tokyo's market is the world's largest in terms of the value of shares, it is inefficient, and such price discrepancies often occur.

They simply look at price discrepancies between the stock market and the index-futures market and sniff out ways to turn a profit.

In fact, the price discrepancies are now being investigated by the Senate's Select Committee on Aging.

The methods used to calculate rates can vary from insurer to insurer, sometimes leaving customers surprised at the price discrepancy.

The technique involves simultaneously buying and selling stocks and stock index futures to profit from price discrepancies in the two markets.

Index arbitrage is the simultaneous buying and selling of futures contracts and underlying stocks to capture small price discrepancies.

The firm employed complex mathematical models to analyze short-term options and equity pricing discrepancies while hedging against overall risk exposure.

The price discrepancy can occur due to mispricing of securities compared to related securities, the underlying security or the market overall.