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With these levels, I measured the monopoly component of total stock values – what I call “monopoly wealth” – and of monopoly profits or rent.
Furthermore, poverty can and should be measured by many metrics other than money: life expectancy, educational attainment, health, and various other measures of human “functionings and capabilities” (as Amartya Sen calls them) are all important.
Interestingly, when returns are measured properly, the outside “limited” partners in private equity – including pension funds, insurance companies, and university endowments – also do not necessarily do so well.
In 2010, $69.38 of international aid was spent for each year lost to death or disability from HIV/AIDS (as measured in disability-adjusted life years, or DALYs), $16.27 was spent per DALY lost to malaria, and $5.42 per DALY lost to poor maternal, newborn, and child health.
Fifteen of the world’s 20 biggest trade fairs (measured by indoor exhibition space) are held in Germany, and the country tops the list in world commodity exports.
As the list of criteria grows longer, it becomes evident that the most easily measured component, punctuality, is but one of many desirable features, and not necessarily the most significant.
And, while the 33% quota for women in local-government bodies has placed a million of them in elected positions at the grass roots, the extent to which this has actually improved women’s status has yet to be measured.
This approach implies that more can be done to reduce systemic risk, beyond reforming how risk is measured and capital buffers determined.
At a time when inflation is already close to 2% or higher, depending on how it is measured, the real federal funds rate would be at zero at the end of 2015.
And, as outcomes occur, they must be measured, and strategies must be rethought and adapted in a continuing loop of policy feedback, all under the pressures and motivations of clear goals and timelines.
This measured, inclusive reform can be a model for others.
The official unemployment rate, as measured by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), currently stands at 4.7%.
It can be combined with a system of measured, limited help in the sense of partial coverage of investors against a country’s insolvency.
Eight of the top 10 performers in 2004 are either oil-exporting countries or post-conflict economies, with the latter’s high annual growth rates explained mostly by the proverbial “dead cat bounce” – the low base period over which growth is measured.
The age of the universe and its size measured in light years – these are things that the purely religiously trained ulamas cannot comprehend.
But can Russia manage to permit controlled and measured immigration?
Their degree of economic openness, measured by the share of exports and imports in their GDP, is as high as that of current EMU members.
Trade integration can be measured by the EU's share in a country's exports.
To take a salient example from the prior industrial revolutions, this is as if the impact of the railroads on the US economy were to be measured as of 1873, 45 years after construction began on America’s first line, the Baltimore & Ohio.
This means that real interest rates – interest rates measured in terms of goods and services – have stayed the same.
The total unemployment rate stands at nearly 13%, while youth unemployment – officially measured at 29%, but likely closer to 40% – is among the highest in the world.
Tragically, such losses never appear on the profit sheets measured by accountants.
Success should not be measured by the fact that recovery eventually occurs, but by how quickly it takes hold and how extensive the damage caused by the slump.
Since the mid-1980’s, big banks’ share in credit allocation has increased dramatically – and what it means to be “big” has changed, so that the largest banks are much bigger relative to the size of the economy (measured, for example, by annual GDP).
Competitiveness, which is usually measured in terms of unit labor costs, is a relative concept.
While productivity growth usually is measured in fractions of a percentage point, wage increases have been much larger.
The measured loss of competitiveness in southern Europe thus should not be ascribed to a lack of structural reforms or unreasonable trade unions, but rather booms in domestic demand, fueled mainly by the easy availability of cheap credit for consumption (Greece) and construction (Spain, Ireland).
The world’s largest R&D companies, measured by their budgets, are Volkswagen, Samsung, Intel, Microsoft, Roche, Novartis, Toyota, Johnson & Johnson, Google, and Merck.
But the time horizons required for a fundamental makeover are measured in decades, not years.
Although the hyper centralized Stalinist state could not supervise most aspects of enterprise managers' work, their performance could be measured by comparing how much output was produced relative to the resources each had to manage.
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