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In his recent CEO letter, Fink also calls on companies to issue annual “strategic frameworks” for long-term
value
creation, supported by quantifiable financial metrics and linking long-term executive compensation to performance on them.
These frameworks, Fink notes, should cover environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors that are core determinants of long-term
value.
Strategic frameworks, along with ESG disclosure, should encourage both companies and their shareholders to focus more on long-term
value
and less on short-term financial performance.
If the US government defaults, however, all of them will “break the buck,” meaning that they will be unable to maintain the principal
value
of the money that has been placed with them.
Moreover, as the economist Timothy Taylor recently pointed out, the rate of change of the occupational structure, defined as the absolute
value
of jobs added in growing occupations and jobs lost in declining occupations, has been slowing, not accelerating, since the 1980s.
In the last years before the crisis, the flow of new mortgages had been 60% higher than the
value
of residential construction.
The
value
of the Iranian rial has fallen by 50% against the US dollar since the beginning of the year, and the country is suffering from a severe shortage of foreign exchange.
If the real sector cannot deliver high returns to investors, there is no
value
creation.
When a woman gives birth to a child with a congenital syndrome deriving from the Zika virus, the response should be grounded in the dignity, value, and rights of each individual.
The Section 301 report recommends curbing this behavior by imposing 25% tariffs on a number of Chinese exports – worth a total
value
of about $50 billion – that allegedly benefit from these policies.
Moreover, such products – including 86% of US imports from China in computer and electronic products, 63% in electronic equipment and components, and 59% in nonelectrical machinery – usually embody high-value inputs or equipment produced by foreign (often US) companies outside China.This means that the
value
added to technology goods “produced” in China is considerably less than the
value
of those exports.
This means that the
value
added to technology goods “produced” in China is considerably less than the
value
of those exports.
The EU cannot simply proclaim “solidarity” as a core
value
and then do nothing to foster it among those who feel marginalized.
By 2030, the sectors generating the most
value
in Africa will be food and beverages ($740 billion), education and transportation ($397 billion), and housing ($390 billion).
Syriza also plans to demand a substantial reduction in Greece’s foreign debt, the nominal
value
of which remains very high – close to 170% of GDP.
In fact, the real present
value
of the debt is much lower, given that most of it is now held by governments or other public entities and carries long maturities and low interest rates.
Under Vision 2030, MBS will try to monetize the upfront
value
of Saudi Arabia’s oil reserves as much as possible.
Whether Forgeard acted illegally is still under investigation, but, with the announcement causing the share price to plummet by 26% overnight – wiping out €5.5 billion of the company’s
value
– his position became untenable.
Allowing managers to buy shares at prices fixed in advance was intended to align their interests with those of other shareholders by giving them a personal stake in building the
value
of the company.
Countries must acknowledge older people’s economic potential, create opportunities for them, and
value
their economic and social contributions properly.
Or could it mean that the he thinks the most likely growth rate will be close to 3% (the “modal” value), even though he may believe that it is much more likely to be less than that
value
than to be greater?
Interestingly, the
value
of these companies may well have risen once the rumor spread that powerful officials had become associated with them.
Had the government placed AIG into Chapter 11 reorganization in November 2008, AIG’s creditors, including its derivative counterparties, would have ended up with the
value
of AIG’s assets, which consisted mainly of shares in AIG’s insurance subsidiaries.
To the extent that the
value
of these assets would not have been sufficient to cover all of the derivative creditors’ claims, they would have had to bear some losses.
To address a potential capital shortage at Goldman Sachs, say, taxpayers would have been better off providing $13 billon to Goldman in exchange for Goldman securities with adequate value, rather than footing the bill for the $13 billion that AIG gave to Goldman.
The growth of the “open source” movement on the Internet shows that not just the most basic ideas, but even products of enormous immediate commercial
value
can be produced without intellectual property protection.
According to the standard formulation, stock prices tend to revert toward the present
value
of estimated future earnings (including growth in those earnings), discounted at the so-called “risk-free rate,” augmented by an equity risk premium.
(Of course, markets take detours along the way, driven by, say, irrational exuberance, temporary declines in the impact of
value
investors, or mistimed contrarian trades.)
Monetary policy may have bolstered stock prices in two ways, either lowering the discount rate by compressing the equity risk premium, or simply reducing risk-free rates for long enough to raise the present
value
of stocks.
China’s giant SOEs may have some economic usefulness, but their existential
value
is political.
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