It is very likely that your assumption is wrong.
很有可能,你的假定是错的.
They are based on wrong
assumptions.
它们基于错误的假设。
It can’t make that assumption without approval of the user!
没有经过用户同意，它不能胡乱猜测！”
These cost assumptions are based on experiences in which prices for fossil-based energies are lower than prices for renewable energies.
这些成本假设是基于化石能源价格低于可再生能源价格的经验。
Gao Yonggang, chief financial officer of SMIC, said the company expects 2021 revenue to see mid-to-high single-digit percentage growth, on the assumption that its operational continuity is not significantly affected.
"I actually don't agree with that assumption that the Chinese companies would not resist the request of the Chinese government (to send data back to China)," Orlins said at a recent webinar hosted by his organization.
Huawei said in a statement the FCC initially designated Huawei as a security threat based on "selective information, innuendo and mistaken assumptions," and "these unwarranted actions will have profound negative effects on connectivity for Americans in rural and underserved areas across the US.
Development of MCAS was based on flawed assumptions about how quickly and correctly pilots would respond to an apparent misfire by the anti-stall system, the chairman said.
"It also gives evidence-based support to the theoretical assumptions of how to explore natural gas in similar geographical structures across the country, such as that in Northeast China and Hainan province.
"In an opinion piece in The Washington Post, financial affairs author Zachary Karabell wrote, "The quest against Huawei is a ridiculous overreach — predicated on an assumption that the US can dictate how foreign competitors conduct business.
In an opinion piece in The Washington Post, author Zachary Karabell wrote that "the quest against Huawei is a ridiculous overreach — predicated on an assumption that the United States can dictate how foreign competitors conduct business".
That's the assumption that shapes the common practice among food-court vendors of preparing orders in the shortest possible time and at the lowest possible cost.
The value of the all-cash transaction is approximately $2.8 billion, including the assumption of debts and the company assets.
"On the assumption of continuing strong demand for a2 Platinum infant formula and production deliveries achieved consistent with the revised production schedule, the company is now expecting infant formula sales for the second half (of 2017) to exceed sales achieved in first half.
At present, many macro and financial forecasts are made on the assumption that no new major geopolitical conflicts will break out, but there are relatively large uncertainties in other regions.
The country's GDP will grow by 5.6 percent year-on-year in 2023 under an assumption of export slowdown, said Guo Lei, chief economist at GF Securities.
"Against this backdrop, growth is projected at 3.2 percent for 2022, increasing to 4.4 percent in 2023 and 2024, under the assumption that the current zero-COVID strategy will be gradually and safely lifted in the second half of 2023," she said.
The goodwill assumption that commitment means access will greatly stimulate market vitality," said Kuang Xianming, director of the economic research center at the Haikou-based China Institute for Reform and Development, a leading think tank on the nation's reform and opening-up.
The rates were lower than expected levels given an assumption that the country's potential full-year economic growth rate is 6 percent.
Under that assumption, taking the GDP level in the fourth quarter of 2019 before the outbreak of the pandemic as the starting point, the first quarter real GDP growth rate should be 19.1 percent, and the rate for the second quarter should be 8.3 percent at least to make sure growth returns to pre-pandemic levels.
In a research report, New York investment bank Goldman Sachs said, "Our baseline assumption is the Covid-19 virus becomes widespread but is relatively short-lived.
"There has always been an assumption that when the oil price collapses the world is going to become a darker place, whether that is driven by the demand side or supply side," he told the newspaper.
Citing figures from Frost & Sullivan, the report made the assumption based on the fact 16.29 million cosmetic procedures happened in China in 2017 with an yearly growth of 26.4 percent, while the United States had 16.34 million cosmetic procedures — the most in the world in 2017 — with only a yearly growth of 3.9 percent.
China is likely to consume about 4 billion metric tons of coal annually in the next five years, despite some assumptions that consumption would drop within a few years because of changes in the country's energy mix, the association said.
This is also in accordance with forecasts from Sinopec's and China National Petroleum Corp's research institutes, which expect oil demand growth will slow from more than 5 percent in 2017 to over 4 percent in 2018, based on the assumption that China's GDP will grow 6.7 percent in 2018, slower than 6.9 percent in 2017.
"This countervailing duty investigation from Europe is based only on subjective assumptions about so-called subsidies and threats of damage.
As China has targeted NEVs as an important strategic industry, nine of the country's top 10 electric car makers are domestic, the report said, adding S&P has raised its assumptions for NEV wholesale volume in China to 2.4 to 3.4 million units for 2021-2022, from the previous 2.0 to 2.8 million units, which represents a growth of 40 to 75 percent annually.
But to believe BMW cannot compete in this new segment is clearly a wrong assumption," he said.
Duesmann's assumption of responsibility for the China business further shows Audi's ambition in the country.
The German automotive supplier's planning was now based on the assumption that automobile production "will stagnate in the coming years, unlike in the past when it almost always went up," according to Denner.
"Contrary to the assumption underlying the investigation on import vehicles, the US auto industry is thriving.
According to Roland Berger's model, based on selected key assumptions, the break-even point when the business reaches around 20 percent of daily utilization, equal to 4.8 hours' use or four to five rides of one hour.
When auto lenders lease out vehicles, they charge the customer a monthly payment and make an assumption of the car or truck's value when it will be returned and re-sold as used.
More ridiculously, all of America's accusations are based on some Washington politicians' assumptions, if not imaginations.
With deliberate intentions to short China's banking sector, some foreign media outlets and financial institutions made unreasonable assumptions recently without factual basis on the nation's major commercial lenders.
"On the monetary policy front, our baseline assumption expects the PBOC to keep policy rates and the reserve requirement ratio unchanged for the rest of the year, but the decision could be data dependent," said Zhu Haibin, JPMorgan's chief China economist.
"If I leave it in the bank with the assumption that the high interest income will continue, I know I'd be proven wrong, so I feel reluctant.
With three scenario assumptions of optimism, neutrality and pessimism regarding oil prices in 2023 — which is the greatest uncertainty this year — the average price fluctuation range is estimated to be between $70 and $90 per barrel.
However, if some assumptions are made on oil prices and the core services sector, US inflation rates will possibly see another rise in the third quarter this year.
The theory of value investing is based on the assumption that you find value in the company and the industry.
China issued new rules to strengthen the regulation of institutional sellers of wealth management products, requiring relevant financial institutions to take responsibilities for WMP sales and management, and shatter the assumption that risky investments carry implicit guarantees from the government and banks.
"Based on relatively prudential assumptions, we estimate that the epidemic will trigger a 250-billionyuan ($35.33 billion) increase in the nonperforming loans of commercial banks," said Liao Zhiming, chief banking analyst at Tianfeng Securities Co. Asset quality is expected to worsen for SMEs in the sectors badly hit by the epidemic, such as catering, tourism and transportation, Liao said in a report on Feb 13.
In a research report, investment bank Goldman Sachs wrote: "Our baseline assumption is the Covid-19 virus becomes widespread but is relatively short-lived.
This is tied in with recent regulatory changes designed to force Chinese companies to increase their disclosure, to increase the penalties for misrepresentation or nondisclosure, and to convince investors that they need to do their own analysis and not rely on assumptions that there is a government guarantee of the value of any particular stock or bond.
"Currency manipulation is based on two assumptions: First, that a nation can lower the international value of its money by acquiring foreign currency reserves, and second, that a weaker currency gives a nation an unfair trade advantage.
If trade tensions escalate, Moody's assumption is that the Chinese authorities will respond by providing policy support.
"The A1 rating reflects Moody's assumption that, while it is likely to be tested periodically, the effectiveness of China's policy and its financial capacity to maintain economic and financial stability will remain," the rating agency said.
"The yuan has been influenced by market forces just like any other currency for a very long time now, and any assumption that China could be, for whatever reason, deliberately influencing its currency is very wide of the mark," said Jameel Ahmad, global head of currency strategy and market research at FXTM, a global foreign exchange platform.
"Our stock pick for the sector rests on the critical assumption that China's luxury market is recovering healthily, as consumption upgrade demand from the middle class supports sustainable growth," Li said.