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In fact, the total
value
of remittances by African migrants now exceeds the amount of official development assistance (ODA) that African countries receive.
How can an enterprise being restructured, say, find a way to issue securities for financing if it cannot meet conventional standards such as profitability and net asset value, as required by the Company Law and the Securities Law?
But if you think that the $2 trillion figure is already huge, the latest estimates by my research consultancy RGE Monitor suggest that total losses on loans made by US financial firms and the fall in the market
value
of the assets they hold (things like mortgage-backed securities) will peak at about $3.6 trillion.
In the “bad bank” model, the government may overpay for the bad assets, whose true
value
is uncertain.
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.
In a system of elastic money with no intrinsic value, the quantity of money has to change over time if the purchasing power of money is to stay broadly constant.
In 1985, the
value
of European currencies as a basket reached 67 US cents, 25% below today's levels.
In the last two months, their currencies have lost around a quarter of their
value
against the US dollar.
The Peso is collapsing in value, and the bank system remains frozen.
Maximizing shareholder
value
over a particular time period may satisfy the interests of some shareholders but violate the interests of others.
Businesses that ignore the broader social and environmental context in which they operate are likely to pay a price: reputational damage and loss of brand value, falling sales, difficulties in recruiting talent, lower worker productivity, corruption, tougher government regulation, or an increase in climate-change-related costs.
The increase in inflation that usually occurs when the economy reaches such employment levels has been temporarily postponed by the decline in the price of oil and by the 20% rise in the
value
of the dollar.
International pension funds, mutual funds, German corporate pension plans, as well as insurance companies already play a leading role on the German stock market, and calls for corporate managers to focus on increasing shareholder
value
(as opposed to the older, more consensus-oriented corporate policy) are getting louder -- not only on the trading floor, but also in the boardroom.
Inclusive participation by stakeholders (including the affected communities), and the development of the capacity to identify, value, and share the benefits of cross-border water resources, should be an integral part of any strategy to achieve effective multilateral collaboration.
This can be accomplished in two ways: sharply cutting the interest rate paid by Greece, or reducing the face
value
of the debt.
This approach has several advantages: by leaving the face
value
of the debt unaltered, EU officials could argue that restructuring Greece’s debt did not amount to a default, thereby limiting contagion.
European banks holding Greek government debt could keep pretending that it is worth its full
value.
And, with the face
value
of the debt unchanged, the psychological drag on expectations and investment might linger.
The alternative is to cut the face
value
of Greece’s debt.
The
value
of the multiplier depends on assumptions about the size of the “gap,” “leakages” from the spending stream, and the effect of government programs on confidence.
First, falling labor income implies falling consumption for households, which have already been hard hit by a massive loss of wealth (as the
value
of equities and homes has fallen) and a sharp rise in their debt ratios.
Moreover, the military has no incentive to
value
conscripts’ lives and well-being.
Since the prolonged showdown over the budget began earlier this year, the stock market has lost about 20% of its
value
(roughly $10 trillion).
In effect, the Tea Party is working hard to reduce publicly funded social benefits – including pensions and Medicare – even as its methods dramatically reduce the
value
of private wealth now and in the future.
It was the
value
of the stock market that fell sharply – which makes sense, given that counter-cyclical policy is now severely constrained.
In such democracies without democrats, "human rights" are more problematic to discuss than procedural formalities, because they are not thought of as "rights" in the legal sense, but merely as pangs of conscience, or else as gifts to be exchanged for something else of
value.
It arose initially outside established international institutions and the UN system, originating with the French group, Doctors Without Borders, which deemed human rights to be a
value
superior to national sovereignty.
For starters, experience in the nuclear field highlights the breadth of opportunities for science and technology to add
value
on a microeconomic level – and thus to support development writ large.
By contrast, digitalization occurs when the adoption of digital technologies (and the accompanying mindset) leads to rapidly changing business models and
value
creation through network effects and new economies of scale.
Although the UN and my country recognize the
value
of forests, both ecologically and economically, such recommendations are not strong enough to stop my local council from voting “yes” to deforestation.
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