Sentence examples for destructive capital from inspiring English sources
Japan has a particularly destructive capital gains tax on real estate that the U.S. has kept mum about.
This is destructive to capital.
You have to accept that before much of what he says can make sense: unequal trade and destructive flows of capital hurt developing economies; in rich nations, big firms control politics and the media; the free market is a myth (huge American subsidies to industry); and much democracy is superficial (low voter turnouts).
A destructive real estate capital gains tax was cut by more than one fourth.
Such a system tends to be highly destructive, consuming massive natural capital and energy, which return into the environment as waste, requiring even more natural capital to be consumed in order to feed the system (Pongracz 2002).
Add to this the fact that developing countries such as Brazil, Argentina and Costa Rica have erected barriers to destructive flows of foreign capital and it becomes clear: protectionism is rising up the agenda.
He actually says he is "frightened" by the Liberal Democrats' "extraordinarily destructive" proposal to raise capital gains tax to up to 50percentnt in line with income tax and the effect it would have on entrepreneurship.
Our holy grail is the standardized test, even though these tests have been shown to be laughable in tracking student knowledge, biased towards those with more wealth and cultural capital, and destructive in narrowing and dumbing down the curriculum as schools focus on test prep to avoid closure.
And critics trying to marginalize him as Marxist are wrong since Das Capital thought that "excessive returns on capital were self-destructive not self-perpetuating".
To be sure, they note, lack of transparency, lousy incentives and psychological factors contribute to market problems and to the destructive result, a misallocation of capital and a painful correction.
Two years ago Britains capital gains tax a particularly destructive levy went from 18% to 28%.
