ex-port ( ex-post?) gen.

[leka11]

помогите плиз разобраться

похоже, что в тексте опечатка и д.б. ex-post, а не ex-port?

tariffs are not published or approved by the NRA ex-ante. If incorrect tariffs are high, they are reduced by a federal price surveillance body ex-port

спасибо

[johnstephenson]

If it refers to stock markets/financial investments, it's probably a mis-spelling.

'ex-post' or 'ex.post' or 'ex post'
http://www.investopedia.com/terms/e/expost.asp
"Another term for actual returns [where a 'return' means 'a profit on an investment']. Ex-post translated from Latin means "after the fact". The use of historical returns has traditionally been the most common way to predict the probability of incurring a loss on any given day. Ex-post is the opposite of ex-ante, which means "before the event"." – investopedia.com

'the price ex-port' does exist but probably doesn't apply here. It's business shorthand for 'the price when (the goods) leave the port'. Similarly, 'the price ex-works' means 'the price when (the goods) leave the factory'.

[leka11]

Thank you very much,
seems it is a mis-spelling, you are right.
Since there is 'ex-ante' mentioned, most probable it is 'ex-post'.
ex-port/ex-works have no sense in the context

[johnstephenson]

Note also:
* '7am' = ante meridiem = 'before midday', ie in the morning;
* '7pm' = post meridiem = 'after midday', ie in the afternoon/evening.

[leka11]

thanks
)))

[Amor 71]

///mis-spelling///

O, those Brits!

[johnstephenson]

Amor 71: All right, Miss Pelling xxx misspelling if you insist.

[Amor 71]

I do.

[Shumov]

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[натрикс]

ы:)

[johnstephenson]

Amor 71: You're a cruel man. Now you've made me feel mis-erable. ))