Sentence examples for change in share from inspiring English sources

Under his stewardship last year, Lauder's net income increased 47 percent, while its total shareholder return, the change in share price plus dividends paid, increased 90 percent.

A study of 14 countries by three American economists, Karl Case, John Quigley and Robert Shiller, found that in most economies a change in property prices had at least twice as big an effect on consumer spending as a change in share prices of the same order.Second, people are much more likely to borrow to buy a home than to buy shares.

In 2010, the REIT P/E ratio (16.5) would still exceed the S&P (14.5), assuming no change in share prices.

variable: Change in share of workers in 16 30 years age group (% points) Each coefficient corresponds to a separate OLS regression of the dependent variable on the control variables and a constant.

The change in share of private sector workers reflects the difference between 2006 and 1998 in the share of workers in the industry who worked in private sector companies.

The change in share of skilled to unskilled workers is measured as the ratio of those with a secondary degree and above to those with less in specifications (1) and (3); and the ratio of those with a university degree and above to those with less in specifications (2) and (4).

This reflected the variance of self reported change in shared care reported in the trial, [ 19] although the interviews enabled a more in-depth understanding of what constituted progress in the eyes of the practitioners.

The appetite of investors for risk may change in predictable ways in response to particular changes in share prices.

Then studies found that changes in property values did affect spending, but by less than changes in share prices did.

Alas, during the 1990s, the link was often to short-term changes in share prices; when M&A was briefly fashionable, this rewarded acquisitive bosses handsomely but prematurely.

However, they then looked at whether analysts were still useful if investors also relied on past changes in share prices to guide their expectations.