Payoffs

Payoffs are how you score the results of your decisions.

Jim Stein, Ph.D.: How to Get Your Marriage off to a Good Start Ph.D. Jim Stein 2010

Payoffs were flat last month on loans that would have seen the biggest benefit from the program, including loans originated in 2006 and 2007 with high loan-to-value ratios and high rates, according to Barclays Capital.

Rate Rise Clouds Recovery 2009

Payoffs in the past were enough to change lives -- permanently.

Show Us The Money 2008

Early Payoffs Steven M. Coren, a lawyer for the trustee, says the banks underestimated how many borrowers would pay off their mortgages early, usually through refinancing, and the company relied on the banks 'estimates.

Subprime Lender's Failure Sparks Lawsuit Against Wall Street Banks 2008

Payoffs for (Player 1, Player 2) in units of reproductive fitness

Biological Altruism Okasha, Samir 2008

Payoffs, threats, and assassinations (?), but nobody ever talks about the "criminalization" (sorry, had to make up a word) of American politics.

Organized crime is America's (secret) 3rd Political Party. 2008

Payoffs for (Player 1, Player 2) in units of reproductive fitness

Biological Altruism Okasha, Samir 2008

Payoffs -- and the withholding of them -- were usually far more effective.

Rotten To The Core 2007

Payoffs, as always in dynamic games, are measured in terms of expected numbers of copies of each strategy in future generations.

Game Theory Ross, Don 2006

Payoffs increased to $21.5 million this quarter, versus $16 million in the first quarter, and $7 million in the fourth quarter of 2010.

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