That the extent of a poetical work is,
ceteris paribus, the measure of its merit, seems undoubtedly, when we thus state it, a proposition sufficiently absurd -- yet we are indebted for it to the Quarterly Reviews.
A hypothetical increase of the base case PD by 25% and LGD by 25%,
ceteris paribus, would lead to a downgrade of the Class A Notes to AA (sf).
Harker votes next year and said he "reluctantly" supported the action, but it doesn't sound that he'd lean that way next month, and it looks as if he'd support a steady stance when he votes in 2020,
ceteris paribus. The shift in sentiment has seen expectations for a September easing erode slightly, such that the implied rate is no longer fully priced for a 25 bp reduction, with the potential for 50 bps erased.
Pakistan's economic woes on both internal and external fronts are neither circumstantial nor due to global or regional slowdown -
ceteris paribus. The losses related to twin deficits along with fiscal deficit are self-inflicted and due to our own failed, in fact short-lived, policies.
growing at a pace of 2.7 percent per annum, will double every 25 years,
Ceteris Paribus, or holding everything else constant.
If the system works,
ceteris paribus, no preacher would amass such humongous wealth as to be acquiring private jets, as if buying the 1982 Volkswagen 1500cc model!
Ceteris paribus (all other things remaining constant), Poe will get more than 30 million votes in the upcoming midterm elections, which should set the stage for the next chapter in her political life.
A towering figure of the 19th century economics, David Ricardo, introduced the term '
ceteris paribus' into mainstream economic thought.
That implies that companies see a higher payoff for capital investment,
ceteris paribus, when the economy is going poorly, so they are more inclined to invest already when the tax incentives for investing go up.
This negative attitude makes injuries inflicted by other persons worse than ir\juries caused by nature,
ceteris paribus. As Strawson would later put it, the perpetrator's attitude of disregard prompts in the victim the reactive attitude of resentment.
Summary: One of the assumptions that economists sometimes use to frame their models is to specify that some variables will be held constant, a concept that's expressed with the Latin phrase "
ceteris paribus."