Sentences with phrase «economic returns»

To go to the extremes offered by most alternative solutions exceeds the cost of economic returns.

These are days of diminishing economic returns for the «millennial generation,» adults 18 to 34, entering a challenging and rapidly changing marketplace.

This venture is also aimed at providing economic return on the well managed natural ecosystem.

The highest economic returns observed are from preschool programs, which range from $ 4 to $ 10 per dollar invested.

But do firms see real economic returns by enabling their own customer communities?

It is a learning process that generates real economic returns.

Clearly, if one were to look at short - term economic returns, running a free campaign using top level promotional services may not be a good return on investment.

Catch shares programs have been successful in rebuilding threatened fisheries while improving economic returns and job safety for fishermen.

Businesses are obligated to maximize economic returns to shareholders, under normal corporate structures.

«Those increases in instructional expenditures proved to have large dividends, significant economic returns, in the lives of these children,» he said.

These studies find that high - quality preschool programs have large economic returns, but understanding what exactly drives those returns is incredibly important.

Governments love to grab excess economic returns for themselves.

The government is all about immediate economic returns whatever the long - term costs.

Quality economic returns come from quality investments in early childhood development.

Loan - file submissions for mixed - use financing are most often turned down by banks because of unpredictable economic returns.

However, it could bring high economic returns: $ 35 for every dollar invested.

It is based on the belief that, if you can give up some emotional return, you can double your real economic return.

It found that the use of highly efficient technologies such as USC would provide better economic returns in any coal price scenario (US$ 60 / tonne, US$ 80 / tonne, and US$ 100 / tonne), and that the electricity produced by USC plants is cheaper and more affordable than the electricity produced with other conventional technologies.

In a July 29th editorial we argued that in some cases, preserving ecosystems for carbon credits could be more valuable than conversion for oil palm plantations (known as sawit kelapa in Indonesia), providing higher tax revenue for the Indonesian treasury while at the same time offering attractive economic returns for investors.

«Although polar bear hides taken in the subsistence hunt have commercial value, revenues from nonresident trophy hunting provide a much greater economic return to the Inuit.

«Huge economic returns from reclamation have prompted local governments to «bypass» regulations issued by the central government,» the report explains.

«The potential economic returns from such health benefits are substantial but have not always been included in benefit - cost analyses or in policy debates regarding public investments in early childhood development programs.»

In contrast, upcycling tofu whey can be a means of generating economic returns for businesses.

Despite rapid growth in the sector and the high potential of tilapia fish farming in Malaysia, poor development of the fish, high mortality, and losses due to disease and low economic return are common in tilapia farms.

CPC has also shown a return on investment: cost - benefit analyses have shown economic returns of 7 to 10 dollars per dollar invested.

But it's more than that, not only do they grow faster and eat less food, and obviously create a far better economic return for us, it's a matter of getting your animals into the ponds when you require them and that's priceless.

Even though high school graduates earned higher wages than dropouts, additional requirements for a high school diploma counteracted what were substantial economic returns to the credential.

«This must be debated and discussed by parents, educators, and policy makers and the longer - term effects and economic returns studied.

-- almost 40 % of abatement could be accheived at negative marginal cost and generate positive economic returns over their lifecycle.

Over the long term, the social and economic disadvantage of this early vulnerability is evident in lower educational achievement, social disadvantage, diminished economic returns and increased health, welfare and criminal justice costs.

A PROPERTY Council of Australia report has found that good urban design can boost economic returns for property investors as well as improve the quality of the built environment.

But tying pipe distance to total economic return is sheer misdirection.

Agency theory assumes that all shareholders want the company to be run in a way that maximizes their own economic return.

If our economy is struggling to get out from under the recession, it has little to do with employees having children and it is facile for employers to claim that allowing parents time off to care for children leads to poor economic returns.

Over time, longitudinal studies have demonstrated economic returns of $ 5.70 for every dollar invested, including reduced costs associated with involvement in violence as teenagers and adults.

The hunt for annual or quarterly economic returns gives vitality of markets - but taken to excess, the focus on immediate returns can also result in instability and, perversely, to lower returns over a longer time - frame.

Wider economic returns are also worth considering.

«The idea is to demonstrate that the combination of our pyrolysis and our upgrading technology provides superior economic returns for people who own biomass and want to turn it into transportation fuels,» Rekoske says — an effort that could be useful on other islands or even the U.S. mainland.

«To move forward, it is most important to find solutions that both improve water quality and maintain economic returns for farmers.»

Basically, the model encourages fisheries to reduce short - term harvests in order to realize higher long - term yields without sacrificing economic return.

The intensive production model provides considerable economic returns, but it poses numerous environmental problems, like the emissions of polluting gases (ammonia, nitrous oxide and methane) into the atmosphere and the polluting of soil and water by nitrates.

But there is an irony in judging the «efficiency» of Swedish education in the way economists measure it — by differential economic return related to amount of and expenditure on education — since the efficiency of education in a society in which the wage level is compressed by powerful union and other institutional pressures will inevitably appear low.

Thomas J. Kane and Cecilia Rouse, «Comment on W. Norton Grubb, «The Varied Economic Returns to Postsecondary Education: New Evidence from the Class of 1972»» Journal of Human Resources (1995) Vol.

As Inside Higher Education pointed out, academics «inhabit a parallel publishing ecosystem: a constellation of university presses and journals that publish slowly, offer few economic returns, and subject all work to painstaking peer review.