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Their Web site shares images, language, and music with al-Qaeda and other jihadi groups.
The UK, for its part, shares France’s belief that military power is a prerequisite to strategic effectiveness.
And, though Germany shares the UK’s belief that NATO bears primary responsibility for protecting Europe, its view of European engagement is even more restrictive.
Of course, while a substantial part of Big Tech’s capital is produced by the public, there is no sensible way to compute personal contributions, which makes it impossible to calculate what our individual shares ought to be.
But this impossibility can be turned into a virtue, by creating a public trust fund to which companies like Google transfer a percentage – say, 10% – of their shares.
Second, corporate shares are typically given to employees only.
The Financial Times’ Alphaville column recently dismissed the case for transferring a block of shares from Big Tech corporations, like Google, to a public trust fund by misrepresenting the underlying argument as a failure to appreciate what Google has done for us.
This is a little like justifying the confiscation of your shares in a company with the argument that the company is providing valuable services to you and others.
The opposite is true of Mittal, where the Lakshmi Mittal and his family own more than 60% of the shares.
This explains why Mittal’s shares are traded in Amsterdam, one of the few stock markets in the world that allows for the listing of companies with so little free-floating capital.
Likewise, surveys indicate that sizeable shares of men and women worldwide continue to believe that children suffer when their mothers work.
This lackluster performance, which followed years of decline in market shares, is difficult to explain, given that all other countries on the eurozone periphery recorded solid export growth.
Rather than imposing the costs of the ECB’s and EFSF’s losses on European taxpayers, the banks’ creditors could give up some of their claims in exchange for receiving shares from the banks’ owners.
Ideally, bank creditors would not lose money, because their fixed-interest claims would be converted into bank shares of similar value.
The farmer and the forest worker could become more involved in the market, the mine engineer could begin to take an interest in crop fields, the banker in plant shares, etc.
My discussions of secular stagnation have all emphasized a variety of structural factors, including inequality, high profit shares, changes in relative prices, and global saving patterns.
Governments may have strategic reasons to hold onto unprofitable assets, but investors who own shares in partly privatized state firms do not.
In 2015, the top 100 firms had a combined market capitalization (the total value of a company’s outstanding shares) that was 7,000 times that of the bottom 2,000 firms.
North America shares one of the richest and most varied energy resource pools in the world.
A recent study found that patient shareholders account for a larger portion of the shares of companies that espouse a long-term sustainability agenda relative to companies committed to share-price maximization.
China will control a majority of the voting shares in the AIIB, initially capitalized at $100 billion.
China, too, is wary of India, which will soon surpass it in population size and is emerging as an economic and strategic competitor – one with which it shares a disputed border.
After all, Nordstrom wasn’t Trump’s first target (though it was the first whose shares actually closed higher that day).
Someone who believes that capitalism is unjust shares something with others who hold the same belief.
But it is far from obvious that Sonia Gandhi, President of the Indian National Congress and the country’s most powerful politician, shares Singh’s reform agenda.
Indeed, China’s 12th Five-Year Plan shares some features with the EU’s Horizon 2020 strategy for sustainable, smart, and inclusive growth.
The scandal at Enron, in its final days, was that management prevented employees from selling their Enron shares while executives unloaded their own shares.
Through regulation and administrative directives, banks, insurance companies, and pension funds are being forced to hold much higher shares of government debt than they might voluntarily choose to do.
The USTR report warns that the strategy’s “final goal” is to “capture much larger worldwide market shares” in the targeted industries.
But even if China wanted to set more ambitious goals, by what right could the US – which now possesses much larger market shares in the targeted industries – block it from attempting to do so?
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