Sentence examples for equity weighting from inspiring English sources

Many economists therefore go for some "equity weighting"—putting a greater value on a dollar of damage in India than in Britain.

Our results suggest that inequality considerations lead to higher (lower) social cost of carbon values in high (low) income regions relative to an efficiency based approach, but that the effect is less strong than found in previous studies that used equity weighting.

For the simple reason that people are living longer than they used to, they can feel more comfortable in equities, whatever equity weighting formula they use (equity equal to one minus one's age … and so on).

Six of our fund managers have lowered their Asian equity weighting, while none has raised it.

Between 1952 and 2006, American pension funds increased their equity weighting from 17% to 69%.The process is now reversing.

Even as she reduced her equity weighting, Ms. Cohen maintained her recently increased end-of-the-year estimate on the Standard & Poor's 500 index at 1,575.

Anthoff, D. & Tol, R. S. J. On international equity weights and national decision making on climate change.

Moreover, it is often difficult to assign future financing (debt and equity) weights to individual business units.

"A lot of what we're seeing so far is people rebalancing to get equity weights back up to where they want them to be," he said.

- Building a methodology for determining equity weights in cost-benefit analysis.

For now I remain bullish, here and overseas, urging a 55% U.S. equity weight, with that restrained to owning all of and only our 35 largest stocks.