physical investment

Physical investment seems to have increased by 5% in the eurozone due to the introduction.

I firmly believe, however, that mere physical investment in infrastructure will not solve the problems of ghettos.

"Repeated interactions that strengthen the emotional, psychological or physical investment a customer has in a brand."

How do we do a better job of promoting physical investment, human capital investment, and technological progress?

It identifies sixty-eight specific programs in these areas, each with a long-term goal and expected outputs and physical investments required within ten years.

In the long run firms may compete in physical investment or in R&D, leading to duplication of capacity or innovation expenditures.

Hence, it must include such assets as property, objets d'art, shares, debentures and other physical investment assets and collectables.

They are secured by a specific physical investment in metal held in the vaults of the J.P. Morgan Chase Bank.

In economies with large and diverse sources of wealth, the fact that the depletion of minerals offsets most or all of physical investment may not be a problem.

Foreign direct investment (FDI) in its classic form is defined as a company from one country making a physical investment into building a factory in another country.

Countries that tend to invest more money in improving their work force than in physical investment, like factories or machinery, he said, tend to have a fairer distribution of income.

In the early years, when physical investment allocations were more important, and no adequate financial procedures had been established, the Boards were keen to establish their independence in this area.

Thus lower costs and prices arising from R&D or physical investment are beneficial: the loss is that prices might have been even lower had entry not been deterred.

On the other hand, the flameout of many dot-com businesses is less worrisome because they have spent the bulk of their money on marketing and personnel, not physical investments, analysts said.

In 1998, making a physical investment in social capital, Alcoa moved its headquarters from a 31-story tower to 6-story building that featured open offices, glass-walled conference rooms and escalators instead of elevators.

Lawrence F. Katz, another Harvard economist, supported Mr. Barro's conclusions, saying an improved work force is often accompanied by increased physical investment by business, which helps spur productivity and growth.

Our view is that physical investment and, above all, public investment is not the only element which can allow a temporary deviation in budgetary balance to be carried out within the framework of the pact.

The Boston reviewer Marcia B. Siegel described her work as drawing from "the theatricality of Denishawn dance, the extroverted skills of ballet and the physical investment of modern dance."

This renewal of investment must involve private investment - 85 % of the total, I recall - as a priority, and in all its forms: physical investment, investment in intangibles, investment in people.

As long as the United States consumes, publicly and privately, more than 97 cents out of every dollar it earns, Americans will not be able to make the physical investments necessary to make American producers competitive again.

It should serve as a reminder, however, that the nine years of deep emotional and physical investment that won them their battle for Football League status will need to be surpassed if that status is to be retained.

The project loan comprises physical investment to rehabilitate and optimize DWASA's distribution network and improve the quality of the services provided,as well as a capacity building and institutional strengthening component, and project management and implementation support.

"When someone like Bruce Springsteen, who has an emotional attachment here, makes a physical investment, that's powerful," said Susan Maynard, the executive director of the West Side Community Center on Dewitt Avenue, who learned from a radio report that her social service agency had been selected to get some of the money.

The cost and complexity involved in maintaining distinct networks for each level of classification led the National Security Agency (NSA) to begin research into ways in which the MSL concept of dedicated system high systems could be preserved while reducing the physical investment demanded by multiple networks and computers.