Sentences with phrase «be a productive asset»

Employees are far more likely to be productive assets to your company if they feel that they are treated fairly.

A business is a productive asset — like a machine, or a farm (or in terms of the property example, a rental property).

Real estate, in this way, is a productive asset.

Gold mines are productive assets, but their prices had been inflated.

If written in an appealing and appropriate manner, it will grab the reader's attention and convince him that the person applying will be a productive asset for his organization.

Not exact matches

However, if you offer them a productive environment a short bus ride / cycle / drive from their house, you'll find it's a great asset in retaining your best staff!

That's because patent trolls, unlike productive companies, are just shells without real assets or business operations, meaning they're not vulnerable to counterclaims in a patent case.

My own preference — and you knew this was coming — is our third category: investment in productive assets, whether businesses, farms, or real estate.

Unlike productive assets such as businesses or farmland, gold is «purchased in the buyer's hope that someone else... will pay more for them in the future,» declares Warren Buffett in an adaptation from his latest shareholder newsletter.

If Chinese investment is on the whole productive, and the value of assets is growing as fast as the value of debt, then we can assume that current growth rates are not driven mainly by excessive debt and that Chinese growth is sustainable without the need to bring down investment growth.

Building wealth is a process that involves spending less than you earn, taking the surplus and accumulating productive assets that throw off passive income, and then expanding that asset base until your passive income can provide you with the lifestyle you desire.

The report also analyzes how the better farmers are subsidizing the less - productive ones, and how the whole system costs several hundred million dollars a year in debt servicing costs, capital that could be better used to fund tangible and productive assets.

The focus on EVA helps ensure executives continue to be good stewards of capital and as SMP states, «EVA recognizes the productive use of capital assets and, therefore, wise, responsible decision - making regarding capital investments.»

«Leaving the question of price aside, the best business to own is one that over an extended period can employ large amounts of free — other peoples money — in highly productive assets so that return on owners capital becomes exceptional.»

Our country's founding fathers noted that broad - based ownership of productive assets is essential to a working democracy.»

Whenever capital assets reach the end of their productive lives, they should be replaced with energy efficient and low - carbon alternatives wherever possible and prudent.

But now what starts to happen is you really get stagnant and falling standards of living because savings, which are typically in a capitalist system, invested into productive assets is what in fact improves your standard of living.

For one thing, it suggests that productive capacity in these countries will wane; real estate, stocks, and other financial assets will increasingly be sold or exchanged for safer alternatives; and social costs will rise, whether they are affordable or not.

Their Colorado assets are among the most productive in U.S. onshore drilling, showing some of the best full cycle cash - on - cash returns in the E&P industry.

And I'm talking about real profits which are coming from productive assets that are creating new profits which is new collateral, new value that underpins our society.

Environmental water is a highly practical way of protecting and restoring valuable environmental assets that exist in a highly productive irrigated agriculture and urban and rural communities.

I think it's safe to say he's a pretty peculiar guy, yet a big asset to a Heat team that lacks productive bigs.

While I'm fond of making fun of the Dee Gordon trade, he's a serious asset if he does exactly what he did last year, and there's enough talent in the lineup to have a hitter like Marcell Ozuna hitting sixth, which is where he should be in a productive lineup.

The usual productive fervor of their manager, which is so often one of their greatest assets, for once cost the Borussians, leaving them with an uphill battle in what many are calling the Group of Death.

While a focus on the distribution of income is essential, republican economics is likely to draw attention to the underlying distribution of productive and financial assets and to the relations under which these assets are controlled and deployed.

«The fundamental mission behind our Worldview enterprise is to foster a productive, meaningful dialogue on the ways in which nations can best leverage their assets for the betterment of their life science and biotechnology sectors» observes Jeremy Abbate, Director of Global Media Solutions, Scientific American.

One year after the end of the intervention, 36 months after the productive asset transfer, 8 out of 10 indices still showed statistically significant gains, and there was very little or no decline in the impact of the program on the key variables (consumption, household assets, and food security).

A «productive asset,» that is, a way to make a living (livestock, beehives to make honey or supplies to start a simple store).

While you may have to discuss logistics about joint assets or your children, you don't have to engage in any tangents or respond to any comments that aren't productive.

Shari Albright, former chief operating officer of the Asia Society's International Studies Schools Network, now the Norine R. Murchison Professor of Practice and Chair of the Department of Education at Trinity University, says finding community assets is often surprisingly productive.

The Foundation regards diversity as an asset for building a strong and productive society, and we are committed to building early childhood programs that value, support, and embrace the culture and diversity of young children's families and communities.

The trouble with all of this is that we are bailing out less productive assets, and taxing more productive assets to do so.

I can understand how investing cash flow could be affected by the «Financing Cash Flow Items» (you need to attain more liabilities to purchase more productive assets).

Small - cap value stocks historically have been the most productive of all major U.S. asset classes.

Does that mean it's time to get rid of these two previously productive equity asset classes?

If you are putting money into real estate hoping to make money from price increases, you aren't treating real estate as a productive asset, but instead as a speculative asset.

If you aren't expecting to make money from price increases, but are instead expecting to make money from rent or other value produced, then you are treating it as a productive asset.

My own preference — and you knew this was coming — is our third category: investment in productive assets, whether businesses, farms, or real estate.

Debt can be seductive, but as you approach retirement it's critical to only borrow for productive purposes like buying a home or other appreciating asset.

Productive assets, in general, have prices that are largely based on their ability to produce income.

This may well be keeping investors from making the most productive use of their assets.

Could anyone really believe the earth was going to swallow up the incredible productive assets and unlimited human ingenuity existing in America?

For instance, if your income is expected to grow strongly, using debt to purchase assets that will enable that growth, or increase it, can be productive.

For the average person, the easiest way to do this is by owning pieces of hundreds of businesses via a low - cost index fund, a productive asset that Buffett recommends for 99 percent of investors, including LeBron James on CNBC a couple of weeks ago.

Small - cap value stocks historically have been the most productive of all major U.S. asset classes, and they boost the compound return of Portfolio 4 to 10.3 %, enough to turn that initial $ 100,000 investment into just shy of $ 10.1 million.

After all, if everyone had perfect foresight, there would be no ambiguity about the value of any productive asset.

The energy sector has a lot of MLP (master limited partnerships) with productive but depreciated assets, so it's perhaps not unreasonable that the depreciation is on the books?

This assumes that cash is not a productive asset - that earnings are a product of the other assets only.

In reality the liquidation value of assets (even financial assets) is very different from their historical cost, or their market value, or the present value of their productive use.

I agree that we have no way of knowing the «perfect» asset allocation and that arguments about small optimizations in portfolio weights are not productive.