Markets are efficient only when they reflect all available information, thereby limiting the need for market participants to expend effort in figuring out the true "fair price." However if the latter is true and participants due not expend the effort to properly price the security, then the prices cannot be efficient.
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Incentives and efficiency
A competitive market, firms act with their benefit at heart. If a firm is producing at productive efficiency, it produces goods at a relatively low expenditure, it can sell at low prices and hence compete well in the market.
Market efficiency refers to the degree to which asset prices reflect all available information. The three levels of market efficiency, as defined by the Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH), are: Weak Form Efficiency: Prices reflect all past trading information, making it impossible to gain excess returns through technical analysis. Semi-Strong Form Efficiency: Prices incorporate all publicly available information, meaning that neither technical nor fundamental analysis can yield excess returns. Strong Form Efficiency: Prices reflect all information, public and private, suggesting that even insider information cannot lead to consistently higher returns.
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The energy efficiency paradox refers to situations where improvements in energy efficiency do not necessarily lead to a reduction in energy consumption. This can occur due to rebound effects, where increased efficiency leads to lower costs and encourages more consumption, offsetting the initial energy savings.
what are the types of market efficiency in nigeria?
The Paradox of Economic Freedom in the market system is shown in the way that although something is a free market, when something is out of the ordinary it puts into motion things that re-balance the market and bring things back to normal. You are able to do what you want, but if what you do isn't what the market wants or doesn't follow its rules, you get economic failure.
The efficiency continuum refers to capital markets. Within a capital market, if something is reasonable and efficient to the market, it is said to be on the efficiency continuum.
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Efficiency in the market is enhanced.
Incentives and efficiency
although water is on the whole more useful, in terms of survival, than diamonds, diamonds command a higher price in the market.
paradox = paradoha (however, the English word "paradox" is more common).
A competitive market, firms act with their benefit at heart. If a firm is producing at productive efficiency, it produces goods at a relatively low expenditure, it can sell at low prices and hence compete well in the market.
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heifer market refers to bull market or downward trend. I don't really know the true meaning or the history behind the name(it's a paradox or something), but that pretty much sums it all. Hope this helps