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The challenge is to get corporations to invest in developing countries, but for purposes of producing for local consumers.
Another is whether they invest the money prudently, thereby enabling prompt repayment.
Evidence shows that when women work, they invest 90% of their income back into their families, compared with 35% for men.
Great companies take that cash and invest it in even better products, taking the firm to new heights.
Firms that reach that point, and that know themselves, then return more of their cash hoard to their investors, who invest it elsewhere.
Another factor impeding QE’s impact in the eurozone is low bond yields, which, by increasing measured pension-fund deficits, make some companies reluctant to invest and thus more likely to raise contribution rates and limit pension benefits.
A few geniuses aside, economists frame their assumptions to suit existing states of affairs, and then invest them with an aura of permanent truth.
Instead, Trump completed a deal to provide $110 billion in advanced weaponry to Saudi Arabia, which in turn will invest heavily in the US economy.
After this expropriation, they insist, no one will ever again invest in Argentina.
Germany, Spain, Sweden, and Portugal, for example, have done more than most others to open legal channels for migration and invest in migrants’ integration.
We have also seen major emerging countries invest in biomedical technology to supply developing countries with new vaccines.
In the United States, President George W. Bush’s Commission to Strengthen Social Security cited Siegel for its claim that the government should encourage people to invest in stocks.
Obviously, most people didn’t invest this way in 1960.
In this twenty-first century, emerging countries like Chile must invest in the pillars of modern society.
Second, uncertainty about the future price of any commodity makes it exceedingly risky for producers to invest in whatever new technologies might help reduce greenhouse-gas emissions.
As my students prepare to enter working lives that will last 50 years or more, practically all of them try to be futurists in choosing the skills in which to invest.
At the same time, they should invest in acquiring the communications skills that will be similarly crucial to a successful career.
Crop yields in the region lag far behind global averages, in part because women are unable to invest enough in their operations.
With the right policies and international support, these countries can invest in the infrastructure needed to achieve a more diversified energy mix.
Given that QE managed to sustain near-zero interest rates for almost seven years, it should have encouraged governments in developed countries to borrow and invest in infrastructure, education, and social sectors.
Once Central Asia is stabilized and inoculated from Islamic unrest, China and Russia hope to invest their resources in other more important matters, such as the reconstruction of their economies.
Because South Korea and Japan are reluctant to invest in the Russian Far East, due in large part to deficient infrastructure and public security (as well as to unresolved territorial issues for Japan), Moscow is forced to play its China card again.
We have to extend our single market to services and energy, change unaffordably generous pension arrangements, invest more in research and development, reform our universities, and channel more money to the job-creating industries of the future, like environmental technology.
The higher productivity that would result, say, from building a school rather than a jail, would improve citizens’ wellbeing, thereby reducing the need to invest in violence prevention.
Usually, low interest rates lead firms to borrow more to invest more, and greater indebtedness is matched by more productive assets.
This is why GCC countries should encourage and invest in technological development at the local level, and create room for engineers to work with local public-health professionals.
The pickup in global growth is likely to be a catalyst for change, creating incentives for firms to invest and introduce new technologies, some of which will substitute for labor, offsetting the slowdown in the growth of the workforce.
Of course, we all know of Asia’s rise, and that China exports more than America and will soon manufacture and invest more as well.
Likewise, societies that defer instant consumption in order to save and invest for the future will enjoy higher future incomes and greater retirement security.
Indeed, as long as China and Russia have money to invest and arms to sell, most UN sanctions will be toothless.
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