The phrase "affect returns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, economics, or any situation where the impact on outcomes or results is being discussed.
Example: "Changes in market conditions can significantly affect returns on investment portfolios."
Alternatives: "influence returns" or "impact returns".
Vanguard notes that the higher expenses of investing outside the United States can affect returns.
Changing weather patterns could affect production for better or worse and overall energy demand and supply will obviously affect returns.
"Study after study has shown that divestment doesn't negatively affect returns" if it's done right, she says.
If a fund grows too large, it must buy far more shares of a given company to affect returns.
"If you start to add non-financial aims or constraints to the management that will affect returns for the fund and that does mean lower welfare and standard living for future generations.
Here are some hypothetical examples of how fees can affect returns in different share classes: The analyzer shows that a $40,000 investment in the Lord Abbett All Value fund, to be held for five years with an estimated return of 5percentt a year, would generate the lowest account value if held in Class A shares: $45,532.
Second, it is possible that a residency requirement would both affect returning UK nationals and 18-22 year olds along with EU migrants, because the proposal would only be able to distinguish between people on the basis of their residency.
Second, unobserved factors that are related to fertility may simultaneously affect return plans.
Labour market trajectories affect return migration, as shown by Kirdar ([2009]) and Bijwaard ([2014]) who both find that migrant unemployment has a positive impact on return.
There is, however, an additional point to take into account: since remittances affect return migration, and wages differ between both locations, remittances negatively affect future expected wages.
This introduction substantially complicates the analysis but leads to the same qualitative results, the only remarkable difference being that savings also affect return migration since they allow to enjoy a higher consumption in case of return migration.
