Sentences with phrase «per dollar invested»

All the MIECHV models show strong return on investment, including Parents as Teachers, which has an estimated benefit - cost ratio of $ 3.39 per dollar invested.

Parents As Teachers has an estimated benefit - cost ratio of $ 3.39 per dollar invested (Washington Institute for Public Policy, 2015).

For the lower - risk group, the saving was $ 1.26 per dollar invested.113 For the full sample, Aos calculated an overall benefit - cost ratio of $ 2.88.

Wind yields more energy, more jobs, and more carbon reduction per dollar invested than nuclear.

Effort will enable greater clean energy impact per dollar invested by New York State, while supporting the Governor's 50 Percent by 2030 Renewable Energy Goal

Public financing for energy alternatives should be focused on fostering innovation and achieving the largest possible reduction in heat - trapping emissions per dollar invested — not on promoting the growth of an industry that has repeatedly shown itself to be a highly risky investment.

(D) give the highest priority to investments that promote technologies that will achieve the maximum greenhouse gas emission reductions within a reasonable period of time per dollar invested and the earliest reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.

«(iii) achieve the earliest and maximum emission reductions within a reasonable period per dollar invested;

Although it is not considered in detail in this paper, a DIA with a longer post-retirement deferral period can be seen as an insurance product that pays out a significant income per dollar invested later in retirement when a client is most at risk of outliving assets.

When the markets are down, the situation is reversed, and you purchase more shares per dollar invested.

When the markets are up, you buy fewer shares per dollar invested, due to the higher cost per share.

The reason for value's outperformance is simply due to the fact that the value portfolios bought more book value per dollar invested: 4.3 x versus 0.25 x for the glamour portfolio.

The reason for value's outperformance is simply due to the fact that the value portfolios generated more cashflow per dollar invested; 27.2 percent versus 4.3 percent for the glamour portfolio.

Again, the value portfolios outperformed because they bought more book value per dollar invested than the glamour portfolios: 4.57 x on average versus 0.25 x in the glamour portfolios.

As fund size increases, the return per dollar invested declines as total assets increase.

The result is a percentage of return per dollar invested that can be used to evaluate the strength of the investment by comparing it to benchmarks like the returns ratios of similar investments, companies, industries, or markets.

I also think Berkshire Hathaway is attractive at current valuations, but I don't like the Class B shares because I believe they give less voting privileges per dollar invested (correct me if I'm wrong).

«Figure 8.5 [in this chapter] shows the returns per dollar invested for several types of programs with available cost - benefit analyses over the first 9 years of life by the age of entry into intervention.

When researchers included the benefits from reductions in smoking, total returns jumped to more than $ 12 per dollar invested.

The school - age program yielded a return of about $ 4 per dollar invested (annual rate of return of 10 percent) and the combined preschool and school - age program (preschool to third grade) yielded returns of $ 8.24 per dollar invested (annual rate of return of 18 percent), based on average net benefits per child of $ 38,000 above and beyond less extensive intervention.

The preschool part showed the strongest economic benefits providing a total return to society of $ 10.83 per dollar invested — equivalent to an 18 percent annual return on program investment.

When the researchers included the benefits from reductions in smoking, total returns rose to more than $ 12 per dollar invested.

Targeting children from low - income families for pre-k costs less, and has higher benefits per dollar invested.

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

For instance, a 2008 report from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (SAMHSA) summarized the economic benefits of effective programs targeting substance use and misuse (which teach numerous SEL skills), noting that a large - scale, cross-program investment in school - based prevention would produce an $ 18 return per dollar invested and save state and local governments an estimated $ 1.3 billion (Miller & Hendrie, 2009).

The cost estimates include this additional funding for a period of 5 years (with the few exceptions detailed in Chapter 1), when the scientific returns per dollar invested are at their peak.

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

Return on Equity gives an idea of how much the firm is making per dollar invested in it by shareholders.

The plan would require companies to commit 15 percent of the repatriated cash to infrastructure projects that the ratings agency believes would pump $ 189.5 billion into the $ 18.4 trillion U.S. economy, assuming a multiplier effect of $ 1.30 per each dollar invested.

It indicates how much return a company is generating per dollar invested in it.

Investors must trust the agents of capital (i.e., executives) to focus on earning the highest return per dollar invested, and thereby growing shareholder value.

In many cases, these sectors are vastly outpacing the rest of the U.S. economy in growth and job creation, and are generating more jobs per dollar invested.

Hotel projects tend to create a high number of jobs per dollars invested.

Not exact matches

His Buffalo Billion (as in dollars invested) project — although the subject of federal and state bid - rigging probes — is highlighted by a 1.2 - million - square - foot «gigafactory» that will be run by Elon Musk's SolarCity and fabricate up to 10,000 solar panels per day.

With 1,000 dollars invested, Betterment's fee is about.30 cents per month (or $ 3 a month, if you choose not to enroll in their auto - deposit program).

With ETF investing there is a cost per trade and that can add up to significant dollars especially with a small portfolio or if you do monthly contributions.

However, back in 1996 I invested a small amount (I think it was 3300 dollars in a micro - cap mutual fund, if I remember correctly, I bought a 100 shares at $ 3.30 per).

It was all bullshit and a majority of the audience fell for it — lining up to pay thousands of dollars on speculative investing products that promised 30 % + per year.

Over the past couple of years, speculators have also used short sales of gold to obtain low cost funds to invest in other assets — for example, by shorting gold (borrowing it and selling it in the spot market), market participants have been able to obtain US dollars at between 1 and 2 per cent, well below the rate of return available on US assets.

However, because of the capital movements of investors who bailed out during periods after the fund had underperformed for awhile, the average investor (weighted by dollars invested) actually turned that 18 % annual gain into an 11 % LOSS per year during the same 10 year period.

It also accommodates so called high roller traders who are known to invest hundreds of dollars per trade.

It is to this stereotype that manufacturers of many kinds of goods appeal when they invest fifteen thousand dollars per page or twice that amount per hour for advertising layout.

The $ 2 trillion dollar superannuation industry invests on average just 0.3 per cent in the agriculture sector according to a survey commissioned by accounting group BDO.

We are calling on the de Blasio administration to invest a billion dollars per year annually for NYCHA repairs and the creation of a resident oversight committee to ensure the removal of toxic living conditions such as lead and mold.

More specifically, hospitals that invest more in inpatient care yield better results, per dollar spent, than those that assign relatively more patients to skilled nursing facilities upon discharge.

Wyoming's surplus will probably have the advantage of somewhat higher productivity per dollar of capital invested in generation capacity; New Mexico's will have the advantage of being somewhat closer to the California and Arizona markets.

And quite frankly most gamers don't have the thousands of dollars to invest into a gaming rig, per se.

During the announcement, Ted Woolsey, Head of Microsoft first - party publishing revealed that «Microsoft Studios invests more than $ 20 million dollars per year to fund Xbox LIVE Arcade games» not including this prize.

Personalizing learning doesn't necessitate investing hundreds of dollars per child in expensive hardware or applications — but it does require an investment in people and in fostering relationships between them.

«We at DFER applaud Mayor Muriel Bowser and Deputy Mayor Niles for prioritizing public education in the proposed FY2017 budget, which invests an additional $ 220 million dollars for full modernization of DCPS schools over the next two years, ends the «phases» approach, and increases the Universal Per Pupil Funding Formula to allow for schools to better meet the needs of every child.