Sentence examples for capital evolution from inspiring English sources

Building on the findings of the labor literature, we construct a tractable life-cycle model of human capital evolution with risky investment and stochastic depreciation.

Since raising a seed round of $3.6 million in October 2017 from Lead Edge Capital and Evolution, the company has had some interesting traction.

([Patibandla and Petersen 2002])) add that the presence of foreign MNCs has resulted in human capital accumulation and evolution of the industry through technological upgrading.

A similar result is obtained by Restuccia and Vandenbroucke (2013) analyzing the accumulation of human capital and the evolution of labor supply in the US for cohorts born between 1870 and 1970.

The bank maximizes the discounted stream of future dividends subject to the evolution of capital and to the capital regulatory constraint.

There is also an emerging awareness that the firm's business is likely to evolve in the next generation — think of the plantation companies in Asia that are morphing into land banks for property development — and families are beginning to set aside capital to enable this evolution to take place more smoothly.

"This rebranding, dropping the capital, is a logical evolution".

"We're seeing an evolution of capital markets," Pulver told me after the session.

The ratio of non-performing loans anticipates the evolution of capital through its impact on profits.

The mirror image of this trend can be seen in the evolution of capital per worker: it dropped by about 10percentt between 1990 and 1992, before rebounding to its initial level by 1995, and then growing very quickly in the second part of the decade.

According to Mr. Pocock, the arrival of museums in the Gulf's capitals is a natural evolution of their cities' urban master plans.