The phrase "asset decline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial or economic contexts to describe a decrease in the value or worth of an asset.
Example: "The company's quarterly report indicated a significant asset decline, prompting concerns among investors."
Alternatives: "decrease in assets" or "drop in asset value".
"It's not rational to dedicate your life to making the next $5,000 monthly payment on an asset declining in value".
Does it mean ten years of economic stagnation and asset declines of 70% like Japan has experienced?
Hence, mixed nativity households have more diversified protection relative to immigrant and native households, perhaps explaining why they behave differently in the face of asset declines relative to non-mixed nativity households.
As hunger sets in, the body's own assets decline.
Recognizing this, accounting standards and the federal tax code allow businesses to write off a portion of their assets' decline in value according to preset schedules.
If a bank's assets decline in value, it has to account for that by adjusting the source of financing that it used.
WALL STREET JOURNAL Money Market Fund Assets Decline | Total assets of United States money market mutual funds dipped by $5.35 billion to reach $2.563 trillion for the week that ended Wednesday, according to the Investment Company Institute, The Associated Press reports.
The Met, which had an annual operating budget of $282 million for the fiscal year ending in July 2009, saw its net assets decline to $236 million from $380 million the previous year, according to its audited financial statement.
Selling may be the reflexive response by shareholders who have watched the value of their assets decline in step with economic indicators, but investment advisers contend that they should consider buying instead.
bloomberg news Man Group Announces More Cost Cuts as Assets Decline | Man Group, the world's largest publicly traded hedge fund manager, is planning an additional $100 million in cost cuts by the end of next year in a bid to stem the continuing decline in its assets under management.
