Kleiner, which is currently raising $1.3 billion across two new funds, has also taken a page from the playbook of Benchmark and some other smaller partnerships, and its partners now enjoy equal partner economics.
Note: Strong funds have a more equal distribution of economics and weak funds tend to have skewed economics to a bunch of people at the top who don't add much value.
As a child growing up in Wilmslow, in Cheshire, Herd had equal passion for economics, history, physics, and biology.
Both carbon fiber composites and light, high-performance steels now hold promise of equal or better economics and safety with roughly redoubled fuel economy after it has already doubled by today's best hybrid-electric powertrains (Holzman 2005; Lovins and Cramer 2004; Lovins et al. 2004).
But, he added, "basketball economics don't equal football".
A fierce debate, with equal parts art, environmentalism and economics, has erupted over a plan by the state to allow oil drilling about five miles across the lake.
Of George Washington, Gaynor wrote that he was "of warm blood and prone to passion," that he was "even known to have sworn like a trooper at times," that his "face was pitted" and that he "was not the equal in knowledge of history, economics and government of the men who surrounded him".
After analyzing laser-precise data on more than 1.6 million Tour putts, they estimated that this preference for avoiding a negative (bogey) more than gaining an equal positive (birdie) — known in economics as loss aversion — costs the average pro about one stroke per 72-hole tournament, and the top 20 golfers about $1.2 million in prize money a year.
Although no other animal model has been convincingly shown to have greater predictive potential, it stands to reason that models that have a close pathological resemblance to human TB are preferable if other considerations (e.g. economics) are largely equal.
