Sentence examples for equivalent yield from inspiring English sources

If you are in the 35percenttaxax bracket, a 10-year AAA-rated municipal bond yielding 3.73percentt has a taxable equivalent yield of 5.73percentt.

In addition, an equivalent yield stress is introduced to provide a single parameter description of the yielding behavior of the steel face sheets and steel foam core.

An equivalent yield criterion had been proposed independently by the Polish engineer Maksymilian Tytus Huber.

Bond yields The yield on Italy's 10-year bonds fell back below the critical 7 per cent level to around 6.5 per cent, while the equivalent yield for Spain fell to 5.5 per cent, in a sign that investors' confidence in the country's finances is being restored.

That's a 6.15% taxable equivalent yield for the 35% bracket.

Assuming a 31% federal tax bracket, the municipal bond offers a taxable equivalent yield of 7.1%.

Because those are tax-exempt rates, the taxable equivalent yields are extraordinary.

German ten year bond yields are 1.41%; the Swiss equivalent yields 0.73%.Broadly speaking, one can view the nominal yield on a government bonds as being influenced by four things; the risk of outright default; the rate of economic growth; the rate of inflation; and the expected path of short-term rates, as directed by the central bank.

Data on each type of crop (e.g. sorghum, maize, millet) cultivated and equivalent yields were recorded from each household.

Abiding to the manufacturers protocols both kits produced equivalent yields.

The order of protease cleavage could be reversed with equivalent yields of holoenzyme complex (∼5 mg/3 Kg dry cell mass).