Sentence examples for diversification index from inspiring English sources

The values of cultivated land utilization index (CLUI), crop diversification index (CDI), cropping intensity (CI) and forest dependency were estimated for each plan.

PC 2 is correlated with crop diversification index and income from pulse, oilseed, fruits and plantation, representing crop and income diversification.

(1) The mean income diversification index values in Fujian, Shaanxi, Hunan, and Jiangxi are 1.81, 1.46, 1.63, and 2.00, respectively; this indicates that livelihood activities within the study areas are limited.

Female-headed households were associated with a lower diversification index than male-headed households (Table 5), indicating that female-headed households had fewer streams of income compared to men.

This new internationalization measure considers sales at the country level and the proportion of those sales in terms of the firm's total exports which result in a consistent regional diversification index.

(2) When the income diversification index increases by 10%, the proportion of forest income to total income within the study areas decreases by 4 8%; this indicates that income diversification can significantly reduce a household's dependence on forest resources, especially among the poorest households.

The list of a diversification indicator of religions (Herfindhal index: HI15) in each country is provided in Appendix 1; the higher HI the less diverse the country; in all the analyses we exclude all countries with a HI equal to one.

In addition to diversifying by maturity dates, structured products allow us to provide greater diversification by index (S&P 500, Nasdaq, Nikkei, etc)., issuer and structure (enhanced upside, buffer, principal protection).

Now in a new book Malkiel moves on to extol the virtues of global portfolio diversification — in index funds and actively managed funds — at a time when many investors are licking their wounds from Southeast Asia, Russia and, not so long ago, Latin America.

Not only did emerging-market stocks fall more than domestic equities in 2008 — the MSCI Emerging Markets index fell 54 percent, versus the 38percentt drop for the S.& P. — they lost their diversification power as well.

But sceptics see it as more akin to the stock picking of active managers than the diversification promised by index funds.