Sentences with phrase «stable countries like»

Government bonds of economically stable countries like the United States are rather popular financial investment to safely «park» unused capital because they are relatively safe and provide a guaranteed interest rate.

Chinese oil companies thereafter directed more of their capital into stabler countries like Canada and Australia, notably with the $ 15 - billion acquisition of Nexen Inc. in late 2012.

There is no reason why a stable country like the UK can't achieve a similar result.

Not exact matches

«If you're in India and you want to establish a longer - term relationship with a company, you'd like to know that the company comes from a country with solid finances, good technology and a stable workforce and government,» he says.

Firouzabadi said Iran's central bank, like that of many other nations, has not come to a stable and defined stance on Bitcoin, noting that many countries look at it as a potentially dangerous option in light of its violent price fluctuations and investment risk.

Politics and policies change so fast in today's world that, at this point, all we ask of entire countries is that they be relatively stable and freedom loving, be relatively easy to enter and exit, have relatively easy bureaucracies to navigate, have relatively good health care available somewhere, and have relatively beautiful and affordable places like Arenal and Boquete and Coronado and Nosara and Pedasi and Uvita and all those other incredible places in them.

The notion that a stable Middle East is dependent predominantly on a tiny country like Israel and on its conflict with the Palestinian Arabs being resolved was never particularly convincing.

In 2016 he continued this stance, so that the UK seemed to be acting more like a standard OECD country with stable department structures.

How come such a small country with only about 7 million inhabitants produces more start - up companies than large stable nations like Japan, India, Canada and the United Kingdom, asks the book «Start - Up Nation».

If those in power would only remain as constant in their policy commitments as is the public at large, the country could enjoy stable education policies rather than being bounced up and down like an India rubber ball.

This is not true anymore, and it's difficult for my generation to understand because we grew up in the U.S.A being challenged (and tend to think that China and India have always been powers), but when we read investors, like Benjamin Graham (who had significant influence with Warren Buffett), we can see this bias - the U.S.A to them is stable, and other countries are «risky.»

Stable political regimes: We generally stay away from gold mining companies operating in insecure and politically unstable regions like the Congo and Venezuela, or in countries with little respect for property rights and the rule of law, like Russia or Mongolia.

so the person who leaves his country with all the money and weapons and technology support he can get from the planet and invade other people living in peace in their towns and villages, and start shooting them, air raiding them, bombing them, controlling them, prison theme, torture them till death, treat them like animals, use chemical weapons, searches in people homes for freedom fighters and scare the women and children and do every other mean act to stable their bases and control in that country is not terrorist but who is picking up an AKA 47 to free his land from the occupiers and protect his family and his way of living and his beliefs and kill those who came to kill and steal everything is a terrorist??

Developed, politically stable nations make up the bulk of this ranking, but developing countries like Brazil and India show up too, demonstrating how accessible decent photography equipment is these days.

Although countries like China are cracking down on cryptocurrencies and ICOs (to prevent capital flight), stable economies are walking a responsible line on ICOs.

Mike Cahill, founder and CEO of Hospitality Real Estate Counselors, a consulting firm based in Greenwood Village, Colo., says family offices in secondary and tertiary markets like Cleveland, Denver and Omaha, Neb. typically feel comfortable buying stable cash - on - cash lodging assets — either on their own or in conjunction with other family offices — in non-gateway markets scattered around the country.