Sentence examples for equity costs from inspiring English sources
Historically, when debt and equity costs were high, for most companies the trade-off between profitability and growth favored profitability.
The combination of historically low debt and low equity costs (along with the buildup of cash on many balance sheets) has produced very low capital costs for most corporations.
Post-reorg equity costs more and is worth more.
CalPERS claims to have turned to "big data" computer models algorithms to understand private equity costs.
Miller and Holmes (2009, 2010) illustrate at least four channels through which a free economy might affect the equity costs in financial markets.
However, since debt as well as equity costs of capital are lowered by a strong CSP, one can argue that both forms of capital share a part of the non-monetary asset.
"The Economics of Tiered Pricing and Cost Functions: Are Equity, Cost Recovery, and Economic Efficiency Compatible Goals?." Agricultural Economics Department, Faculty Publications (2010): 3-2010.
Prominent in health policy circles, Reinhardt's research spanned a wide spectrum of health policy issues, including equity, cost and cost-effectiveness of health care, payment reforms, veteran's health care, and the political economy of U.S. health care.
Barry Zucker's plea for continuing Federal tax exemption of certain private-activity bonds does not stand close inspection on grounds of equity, cost or economic efficiency ("Tax-Free Bonds That Shouldn't Die," Op-Ed, March 29).
Note that brokers usually require at least 25% of the equity cost in cash in your taxable margin account to engage in naked put selling.
Given the European funding drought we've been hearing about, it would be great to see more big companies reward innovation with cold hard cash with effectively no strings attached and no equity cost.
