The phrase "artificial assets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing digital or virtual resources that are created or simulated rather than being naturally occurring.
Example: "In the world of digital finance, artificial assets are becoming increasingly popular as a means of investment."
Alternatives: "synthetic assets" or "virtual assets".
Specifically, it is hoped that an artificial surge in asset prices will make people feel richer and more optimistic, thus triggering "wealth effects" and "animal spirits" that stimulate consumption and investment spending, bolster job creation, and, in the process, "validate" the artificial asset pricing.
"While intended to improve the short-term growth of the U.S. economy and help maintain a stable price level, such a measure introduces significant uncertainty regarding the future strength of the dollar, and could result both in hard-to-control, long-term inflation and potentially generate artificial asset bubbles that could cause further economic disruptions," the letter said.
Triffin's suggested solution was to create an artificial reserve asset, tied to a basket of commodities.
Triffin's was also ignored for 20 years.But in 1969, as the strains between America's budget deficit and the dollar's gold peg emerged, an artificial reserve asset was created: the Special Drawing Right (SDR), run by the IMF.
NGP plans to back cleantech companies across sectors such as artificial intelligence, smart assets, enterprise SaaS, security and blockchain. .
They feel the artificial inflation of financial assets, from shares and bonds to classic cars, is unsustainable.
His artificial intelligence-driven media asset is now valued at $20 billion.
At one point Zifa had to sell off assets, including an artificial training field, to raise money to pay its debts.
Brands are able to quickly measure the effect of their digital assets and utilize artificial intelligence to prioritize insights and predicted outcomes.
But when a government body uses the GASB-defined asset return rates, it creates all manner of potential for misgovernment, using the device of assuming higher asset returns (either simply by declaring it so, or by investing in riskier assets) to create artificial reductions in liability and as a means of justifying inappropriately low contributions.
