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minoration (de bien, marchandise)

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The answer depends on the level of individual company exposure to ongoing production, financial health and the extent of any market undervaluation. www.fool.com.au

In public-policy debates he has been a prominent advocate of a policy of currency undervaluation as a tool of development. en.wikipedia.org

Because of older housing in minority neighborhoods, and undervaluation of minority readiness to work and protect their homes, the agency defined certain areas as high risk. en.wikipedia.org

This represents a very significant undervaluation for a fast growing gold explorer that is already transitioning into gold sales and cash flow. www.proactiveinvestors.com.au

The company claims it missed out on $171m through the material undervaluation of the sport. www.telegraph.co.uk

That undervaluation adds an attractive margin of safety at this point in the market cycle. www.theglobeandmail.com

Undervaluation brings us to the $10,000 per ounce gold figure. www.mining.com

Undervaluation and problems with the coal program have already cost taxpayers billions of dollars. www.usnews.com

The high cash and investments level provide for an undervaluation that looks set to propel the share price as the drill program unfolds. www.proactiveinvestors.com.au

Those companies are well leveraged to the gold price and have a fairly extreme undervaluation to catch up with. www.investing.com

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