undervaluation
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6.5
- noun
- /ˌʌndərˌvæljuˈeɪʃən/
:
subvaloración
- The economist highlighted the serious consequences of undervaluation in the housing market.
Examples
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However, undervaluation appears to have helped East Asian economies in maintaining their competitiveness and exports.
Blog text (9) -
Even if this requirement does not eliminate undervaluation of high-value claims, it would be a shift in the right direction and an easily implementable first step towards accurate allocation of such claims.
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Evidence of undervaluation is, however, a difficult task to prove.
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There has been an undervaluation of the visual dimension of protest beyond its representative.
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How does this undervaluation relate specifically to athletes and their preferences in a coach?
Academic text (1994) -
Additionally, there are other factors that may explain the undervaluation of high-value claims in mass tort settlements.
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While both low-value and high-value claims may experience type one undervaluation in such a case, it is far more likely that high-value claims will be reduced below adequate valuation.
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Overall, increased individualization, as well as incentives to compensate the highest value claimants adequately, could eliminate undervaluation of high-value claims and ensure a more accurate distribution scheme.
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The undervaluation of the company's assets caused many investors to lose interest.
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She warned that the undervaluation of artistic talent can lead to missed opportunities for growth.
Synonyms
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4.2
An estimate that is lower than the real value
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3.5
An estimate that is lower than the real amount
An estimate that says something is worth less than it really is
An estimate that is lower than the real value
An estimate that is lower than the real value
Antonyms
How Valued
Surface Forms
Morphology
undervaluation = undervalue (transparent) = under + value + ation
The noun is formed by adding the nominalizing suffix '-ation' to the verb 'undervalue' (under- + value), a straightforward derivation.
Etymology
Undervaluation breaks into under- ('below') and value ('worth'), with -ation meaning 'the act of'. So, like when you underestimate something, an undervaluation is giving it a lower price or worth than it really has.