Nghĩa của từ ex ante bằng Tiếng Việt
@Ex ante
- (Econ) Từ trước; Dự tính; dự định
+ Là mức độ đã được dự tính, dự định hay mong muốn của một hoạt động nào đó.
@Chuyên ngành kinh tế
-dự kiến
-dự tính trước dự định trước
-trước đó
-từ trước (khi xảy ra một sự việc nào)
Đặt câu có từ "ex ante"
1. Ex Ante Let us call this the ex Ante solution to the rationality of deter rent threats
2. Earnings estimates, for example, involve ex-Ante …
3. Earnings estimates, for example, involve ex-ante …
4. Reasons for action at European level (ex-ante)
5. Actions taken to fulfil applicable thematic ex-ante conditionalities
6. (b) Ex ante analysis of the profitability of measures
7. All of these actions were the subject of ex ante notification.
8. 40 Analytical ex-ante assessments of Frontex Joint Operations were issued;
9. High frequency of corrective actions resulting from the Delegations' ex-ante controls.
10. Claw-back clauses based on ex ante valuation would not have this problem.
11. The Commission’s doubts regarding adequate transparency and ex ante disclosure have been allayed.
12. We might refer to this as the ex ante demand for bank lending.
13. Hence, the annual review of actions provides also a strong ex-ante evaluation component.
14. The Commission does not intend to limit the duration of FTI actions ex-ante.
15. This report will include an ex-ante evaluation in order to support possible future action
16. Result of reconstructing the ex ante profitability analysis for the agreements of 27 August 2008
17. Two people may have identical opportunity sets ex ante but have different ex post outcomes.
18. Result of reconstructing the ex ante profitability analysis for the agreement of 11 April 2000
19. Result of reconstructing the ex ante profitability analysis for the agreements of 1 November 2007
20. Result of reconstructing the ex ante profitability analysis for the agreements of 25 August 2009
21. Result of reconstructing the ex ante profitability analysis for the amendment of 18 August 2010
22. It would co-ordinate with geographical desks in carrying out ex-ante evaluations of proposed actions.
23. The threat of this ex ante can then be used to ensure adherence to the agreement.
24. (b) Structured table containing the recommendations of the ex ante evaluation and how they have been addressed.
25. The set of ex-ante and ex-post controls will be adapted to the perceived risks level.
26. From the Cambridge English Corpus Unfortunately, we have little information from which to construct ex Ante predictions of …
27. The general provisions on programming and ex-ante evaluation for 2007-2013 address in principle the Court’s recommendation.
28. Planning can balance demand and supply ex ante rather than ex post, so avoiding substantial waste of resources.
29. Ex ante advertising and the annual publication of the list of contractors shall be on the Internet site of the institutions.
30. The individual heads of special jurisdiction, in particular such as those for contracts or delict/torts, are essentially (ex ante) title based.
31. "Ex-Ante" essentially involves any type of prediction ahead of an event, or before market participants become aware of the pertinent facts
32. 30 The first recommendation on relevant product and service markets susceptible of ex ante regulation was adopted in 2003 (Commission Recommendation of 11 February 2003 on relevant product and service markets within the electronic communications sector susceptible to ex ante regulation in accordance with Directive 2002/21 (2003/311/EC), OJ 2003 L 114, p.
33. The Court welcomes the information on the receipt and monitoring of the ex-ante declarations, but as yet sees no impact on error rates.
34. Ex ante advertising and the annual publication of the list of contractors for the other contracts shall be on the Internet site of the institutions
35. Moreover, the Authority has noted that no open and competitive tender procedure was organised ex ante, and no ex post price adjustment clauses were included in the contract.
36. Alienability is neither the only means to increase ex ante incentives to invent, nor a particularly effective one, given that inventors must share the surplus generated by Alienability with the (more sophisticated) transferee
37. Ante Productions Expands in Asia The reality of the ex Ante and ex post marketplaces, and the public will for choice in both markets, explains the tidal forces now ripping to shreds traditional managed care structures.
38. Secondly, it must be considered whether the national regulatory authorities are permitted to do this by fixing ex ante maximum prices in respect of all operators on the basis of an abstract model of the costs.
39. Ante Productions Expands in Asia The reality of the ex ante and ex post marketplaces, and the public will for choice in both markets, explains the tidal forces now ripping to shreds traditional managed care structures.
40. The principle is that the Bill would ban unregulated deposit taking activities altogether, by making them an offence ex-ante, rather than the existing legislative-cum-regulatory framework which only comes into effect ex-post with considerable time lags.
41. 32 By this part of the first question, the referring court asks essentially whether the national regulatory authorities are permitted to fix ex ante maximum prices in respect of all mobile telephone operators on the basis of an abstract model of the costs.
42. Even if one of the suggestions made in it was that previously centralised, ex-ante financial control would be changed, abolished and decentralised, Mr Bösch, it also includes a suggestion which is stressed time and again by the independent experts and the Court of Auditors.
43. Coarsened Exact Matching Coarsened Exact Matching (CEM) is a Monotonoic Imbalance Bounding (MIB) matching method -- which means that the balance between the treated and control groups is chosen by the user ex ante rather than discovered through the usual laborious process of checking after the fact and repeatedly reestimating, and so that