Sentence examples for decreasing capital from inspiring English sources

"Ultimately, we believe that JPM Coin can yield significant benefits for blockchain applications by reducing clients' counterparty and settlement risk, decreasing capital requirements and enabling instant value transfer," JPMorgan Chase said in a statement published today.

Capital flows, a good measure of economic faith, have acted similarly: After a healthy eight-year trend of decreasing capital flight, $8 billion in private capital left the country in 2004 (in 2003 just $2 billion was taken out).

Over the last few years, Qualcomm converted itself from a maker of wireless handsets, chips and software into a company that is compensated for its intellectual capital significantly expanding its markets, while decreasing capital expenditures.

Secondly, we have shocks to capital costs in the model, which have direct bearing on investment, through the increasing or decreasing capital costs that trigger demand for capital and hence growth in investment.

"It isn't like Bitcoin that aren't under anybody's control - it's a centrally controlled thing that sounds vaguely like crypto-currency". JP Morgan says that it is trialling crypto-currency and blockchain in order to speed up payment transfers, as well as reducing clients' counterparty and settlement risk, and decreasing capital requirements.

...Kevin Milligan, Jack Mintz, and Thomas Wilson (1999) sought to estimate the sensitivity of investment to changes in the user cost of capital...and found that decreasing capital gains taxes by 4.0 percentage points leads to a 1.0 to 2.0percentt increase in investment.

Wal-Mart officials said Wednesday that they planned to decrease capital expenditures in the 2013 fiscal year by 7 percent from the 2012 fiscal year.

When performed at high-solids loadings (≥15% solids, w/w), enzymatic hydrolysis potentially offers many advantages over conversions performed at low- or moderate-solids loadings, including increased sugar and ethanol concentrations and decreased capital and operating costs.

He said Saks was better positioned than in 2008 because of "carefully controlled" inventory, a stronger balance sheet, decreased capital spending and the closure of seven full-line stores in the last year and a half.

Hence, on-demand pricing models enable decreased capital commitment [11, 25].

This result indicates that a large quantity of pollution abatement investment decreases capital productivity in manufacturing sectors.