expected shortfall

常見例句

Expected shortfall (ES) is a new method for measuring market risk.
期望損失值是一種評估市場風(fēng)險的新測度。
Just as a reminder, over the next 75 years the cost of making those tax cuts permanent would be roughly equal to the entire expected financial shortfall of Social Security.
這里有一個提示，就是在未來75年里，這些減稅法案在社會保險金上預(yù)計扣除的差額對于所有人來講都是大概持平的，無論是窮人還是富人。
At last, as valve at Risk is unable to measure the risk exactly and lack of subadditive , therefore, it is suggested in the international that Expected shortfall should be used to measure risk.
基于風(fēng)險價值不能準(zhǔn)確度量風(fēng)險以及缺乏次可加性這些缺點，目前國際上有人提出用損失期望值來測量風(fēng)險。

Last quarter, RIM updated its guidance for the year and mentioned an expected shortfall in BlackBerry sales along with a lower average selling price for the smartphones (see RIM Guides Lower, Stock Sensitive to Market Share Decline).
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Demand there is still growing, but more slowly than expected, and the shortfall is exacerbated by Asian countries' eagerness to save dollars by running down oil stocks.
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Despite the downturn, the valley still has as many as 82, 000 fewer homes than it would need if it were to house all of its workers—a shortfall that is expected almost to double by 2010.
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