The phrase "avoid high capital" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing financial strategies or investment approaches where minimizing large capital expenditures is a goal.
Example: "To ensure sustainable growth, we should focus on strategies that avoid high capital investments in the early stages of the project."
Alternatives: "steer clear of large capital" or "evade significant capital".
The reference to "behavioural responses" acknowledges that investors may choose to invest differently to avoid higher capital gains tax.
In June, he protected his personal wealth by selling £40m of shares in Collins Stewart and Tullett Prebon to a private trust to avoid higher capital gains tax.
Emmanuel Saez at the University of California, Berkeley, one of the economists who analysed the tax data, said the rise may have been in part because of sales of stock to avoid higher capital gains taxes in January.
Woo also examines the underbelly of the currency: "It has been reported that Bitcoin may help users avoid high taxes, capital controls, and confiscation… That said, the fact that all Bitcoin transactions are publicly available and that every Bitcoin has a unique transaction history that cannot be altered may ultimately limit its use in the black market/underworld".
Those who want to avoid high taxes look for capital gains rather than dividends.
Keen to avoid high operating costs and crowded facilities in the capital, businesses are choosing between cities such as Lille, Orleans, Rouen and Reims in a 200km radius around the capital.
However, avoid high heels.
To avoid the high capital cost of hardware prototyping, many designs have only been evaluated with a very small testbed built with off-the-shelf devices, often running unrealistic microbenchmarks or traces collected from an old cluster.
Borrowers or Banks? the C*O (collateralized * obligation) market was not designed to help the real economy but to help banks disgorge assets with risky ratings so they could avoid paying high capital charges under Basel.
After a long battle in Congress — and news articles about properties and a Ferrari owned by Mr. Cervantes, registered outside of the capital to avoid higher taxes — his name was withdrawn.
