He has promised to double spending on infrastructure to $ 140 billion during his second and final five - year term to
deliver average growth of 6.6 percent.
Not exact matches
Our best estimate is that potential output will rise by an
average of 1 1/2 per cent per year over the next few years — that is not very impressive relative to history.2 We are counting on gains in productivity to
deliver fully two - thirds of that
growth.
A 2012 Credit Suisse Research Institute report evaluated the performance of 2,360 companies globally over six years and found that companies with one or more women on boards
delivered higher
average returns on equity, lower leverage, better
average growth and higher price / book value multiples.
Companies in the S&P 500 Index are expected to
deliver 10 % earnings
growth on
average year - over-year for 2017.
In regard to infrastructure, the Party has provided $ 11.3 billion over ten years to municipalities so they can plan in advance to manage
growth;
delivered a twenty - year strategic plan to catch up on high priority infrastructure projects; and committed an
average of $ 6 billion annually to build, maintain, and repair schools, hospitals, highways, urban transit, universities, colleges, parks, and senior care facilities.
Sure enough, the researchers found that companies with one or more women on the board
delivered higher
average returns on equity, lower gearing (that is, net debt to equity) and better
average growth.
«It will put around $ 2300 per student on
average into schools across the country, but
delivers the fastest
growth to the public schools who need it most and to the public schools who got the most unfair deals in the past,» he said.
The cheapest two quintiles in the U.S.
delivered on
average 17.5 % return on equity and 9.5 %
growth versus 11.5 % and 10.5 %, respectively, for the most expensive two quintiles (Figure 1).
Since January of 1992 or over about 16 years, the
Growth Portfolio from this personal investing newsletter apparently had
delivered average annual returns that were 2.27 % greater than the Wilshire 5000 index.
«In general, when starting from very low payout ratios, the equity market has
delivered dismal real earnings
growth over the next decade;
growth has actually fallen 0.4 percent a year on
average - ranging from a worst case of truly terrible -3.4 percent compounded annual real earnings for the next 10 years to a best case of only 3.2 percent real
growth a year over the next decade».
For instance, the blue dot on the value factor scatterplot suggests that prior to March 2016 the valuation level of 0.14 — meaning the value portfolio was 14 % as expensive as the
growth portfolio measured by price - to - book ratio, and lower than the historical norm of 21 % relative valuation — would have
delivered an
average annualized alpha of 8.1 % over the next five years.
Of course, this means that, should this bull market
deliver an
average surge, investors can hope for less than 20 % more
growth from this cycle.
Hopefully, a great story represents an above
average long - term
growth opportunity (or a catalyst, and / or a lower risk / uncorrelated investment), a great stock ensures you invest in a company & management team which can actually leverage, exploit &
deliver genuine long - term shareholder value from this opportunity, while a great price requires you exercise the patience to buy (& sell) at the right time.
Lapthorne finds that over the course of this century the stocks with the lowest asset
growth (those in the bottom decile) have
delivered nearly twice the
average annual return of those with the highest asset
growth (those in the top decile).
EIA projects that total
delivered commercial sector energy use in India will increase by an
average of 3.4 % per year — again, the fastest
growth rate among IEO regions.
Whereas, up to, say, the early - 1990s when legal publishing
delivered greatly above
average profitability and solid
growth that resulted in little fear of redundancy derived from financial downturn, since then, some employees» uncertainty and anxiety have persisted, arguably for understandable reasons.
Delivered 14 %
average annual revenue
growth rates for Nike for 18 consecutive years.