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We have invested much in this fight.
Back in 1982, before this period started, it was earning some $36 billion from the rest of the world in net financial income, a product of the capital that it had previously invested abroad.
After all, Apple, Google, and Facebook are jointly worth more than $1 trillion, even though the capital originally invested in them is a minuscule fraction of that.
Most, however, are invested in dollar-denominated financial claims – above all, bills or bonds issued by the US Treasury.
The most immediate regional threat is North Korea, whose unpredictable dictatorship has invested its meager economic resources in nuclear and missile technology.
Second, a substantial share of the revenues should be invested in assets rather than used to boost consumption.
Thus, the real values of their currencies must be kept low relative to the dollar, which means that their reserves now invested in the US must continue to grow.
And China under President Xi Jinping remains a soccer lightweight, despite having invested billions of dollars in the sport.
Countries running surpluses accumulate massive stocks of foreign assets, and those resources have to be invested somewhere.
Before the crisis, a substantial amount of that money was invested in US, Spanish, or Irish real estate.
As it stands, an estimated $400 million in private capital has been invested in around 108 such projects in the United States and around the world.
SIPPRA requires that contracts be awarded on a competitive basis, and that applicants supply detailed outcome targets, cost-benefit projections, and their own matching funds; but it does not specify where funds should be invested.
Eventually, I invested in Space Adventures, the company that organized Shuttleworth’s trip into space.
Indeed, the United States is already the largest pay-for-success market in the world, with over $100 million invested in such transactions.
Germany’s labor code bars such layoffs, but German employers also are presumably less inclined than US employers to shed workers, because they have invested more in their companies’ human capital.
Given the trillions of dollars of potential losses from human-induced climate change, and the trillions of dollars invested annually in global energy systems, the world’s governments would be wise to invest tens of billions of dollars each year in the research and development needed to achieve a low-carbon energy future.
Market-share considerations are zero-sum from a global standpoint in traditional industries, and any resources invested in generating national gains come at the cost of global losses.
When the co-founder of a company in which I invested mentioned to me that a famous person I happen to know had signed up for the service, our first reaction was that I should reach out to him with a friendly note.
Don’t venerable capitalist principles imply that anyone who believed in the real estate bubble and who invested in Fannie and Freddie must accept their losses?
What were people in all these countries told about the markets in which they invested?
The current-account deficit is equal to the trade deficit plus the cost of servicing the net international asset position: the net rent, interest, and dividends owed to foreigners who have invested their capital in the US.
Indeed, the Copenhagen Consensus experts discovered that for every dollar invested in Kyoto-style battling climate change, we could do up to 120 times more good with in numerous other areas.
But developing their financial markets would allow the private sector to tap the GCC’s plentiful financial resources invested outside the Gulf.
Meanwhile, in the stark North Korean countryside, the regime has invested almost nothing.
All SWFs can respond to global political events by quickly withdrawing funds invested abroad.
The problem is that these funds create the impression that anything invested with them is just as safe as a deposit at an insured bank.
Since taking office last summer, I have invested considerable time and effort in revitalizing the NATO-Russia relationship, with progress made in several areas, including a joint review of common threats and challenges.
In 2010, they invested $700 million in Russian Internet giant Mail.ru.
But it is equally obvious that Hu, the sphinx-like apparatchik in whom Chinese and Western liberals alike had once invested hope, is unlikely to deliver the more open and humane China that they thought he had promised.
And an unprecedented amount of funds has been invested in HIV treatment and prevention.
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