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This asset class would sit between traditional equity and debt, with investors able to hold it for 15 years or longer.
Not all infrastructure projects will be appropriate for this new asset class.
Designed properly, a new BHE asset class for private and public infrastructure could unleash the power of the market in the interest of the public good.
Given fiscal and other constraints on governments' capacity, it is an asset well worth having.
Many pundits regard this massive explosion of data as the new oil, even a new asset class.
The Federal Reserve’s policy of “long-term asset purchases,” also known as “quantitative easing,” has intentionally kept long-term rates low.
The Fed has indicated that it will eventually end its program of long-term asset purchases and allow rates to rise to more normal levels.
Above all, their realism about the bilateral relationship and its possibilities will be essential, because Europe’s most powerful asset has never been a detailed vision of the future, but rather its collective willingness to improve upon past failures.
The Bush administration recognized that, above all, Iraqi oil is a critical geopolitical asset.
These policies turned post-shock market corrections into buying opportunities, because the fall in asset prices was reversed in a matter of days or weeks.
One still might think that it makes sense to hold cash directly, rather than holding an asset with a negative return.
So, too, are the wealth effects from a profusion of recent asset bubbles.
Why save out of income when frothy asset markets can do the job?
With the state owning so much, most of the gains in asset values experienced over the past 30 years have gone into the government’s coffers.
When most households own no productive assets, they cannot share any of the asset appreciation or property income.
Much now depends on whether the same is true of the other major outcome, which is that Yukos’s principal asset – Yuganskneftegaz – is now in state hands, while its remaining units appear doomed to nationalization.
Some have even embraced explicit policies to boost asset prices (e.g., the US Federal Reserve’s second round of so-called “quantitative easing”).
The yield curve flattens because owning a long-term term claim on a safe-haven asset is valuable insurance.
We claim no special insight into the mind of Kim Jong-un, but knowing that there is an unknowable helps to make sense of current asset prices.
Yet what appealed to the outside world was not always an asset in the rough and tumble of Israeli politics.
And gold is a liquid asset that provides diversification in a portfolio of stocks, bonds, and real estate.
Proposing an alternative approach to economic modeling that they call “imperfect knowledge economics,” they urge their colleagues to refrain from offering “sharp predictions” and argue that policymakers should rely on “guidance ranges,” based on historical benchmarks, to counter “excessive” swings in asset prices.
Endorsing unconventional monetary policies unquestioningly is tantamount to saying that it is acceptable to distort asset prices if there are other domestic constraints on growth.
Sovereign wealth funds – the assets of which have swelled from just over $3 trillion in 2007 to more than $7 trillion today – also have a significant influence on global asset markets.
Weirdness – peculiar upper-class mannerisms, ostentatious living, outrageous jokes, deliberate crassness, and mad hairstyles – is an asset.
Nevertheless, their religious faith in privatization, unfettered markets, and monetarism led them to over-hasty asset sales, reckless deregulation, and savage deflation.
Bank league tables have been with us for a while, and now tend to be based on capital strength, rather than asset volume, which is an improvement of sorts, but still not very meaningful.
Some of us argued that the government should use professionally designed auctions – an area where economists have expertise akin to engineers – instead of selling the asset for a pre-determined price.
It will require a benchmark asset, a well-defined yield curve, and a critical mass of market participants.
But by now, the decline has become nearly universal, with huge implications for global asset markets.
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