yield gap
noun[C]
FINANCEukus→yield spread
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yield gap
The purpose of calculating theyieldgapis to assess whether the equity is over or under priced as compared to bonds.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The project also established seed banks in the villages where theyieldgaptrials were implemented.
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This explains an important part of the cumulativeyieldgapthat has developed in hybrids.
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In addition to the variety trials and demonstrations,yieldgapand diagnostic agronomy trials were planted on far mers' ®elds.
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Yields in the initial period are below developed countries' yields by the averageyieldgapin non-hybrids.
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Theyieldgapbetween trials and agricultural practice will become wider unless agricultural practices become more effective.
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In this it captures the content of the hypotheses that claim country-specific factors are responsible for the disproportionateyieldgapthat exists in the case of maize and sorghum.
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It is deliberately designed to have precisely the wrong effect on the reverseyieldgapbetween going to work and staying at home.
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Hence the continuing wideyieldgapbetween index-linked and conventional gilts and also the high level of interest rates.
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Only once before have we had a negativeyieldgapof the present size.
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