Sentence examples similar to expansion of equities from inspiring English sources

Notably, a study in Costa Rica linked census data with an inventory of health facilities allowing the researcher to analyze the impact of reform expansions on equity in provision of health care services[ 16].

That gives the Polish market a predictable expansion of its equity base, encouraging other investors to come in too.Hungary reformed its pension system in 1998, but its pension funds are growing only slowly in a thin equity market.

Second, there is growing recognition that the provision of services alone is not enough to assure these kinds of positive outcomes: the services must be of high quality and distributed to meet the expansion of greater equity and consistency.

The CPE recommends the expansion of the Equity fund model piloted in Svay Rieng, its inclusion in the Health Sector Strategic Plan, and its funding.

This week, hundreds of faculty from among the California State University's 23 campuses will converge in Los Angeles to discuss true expansion of access and equity for students as part of the California Faculty Association's bi-annual Equity Conference.

There was $28 billion invested into 1,700 deals across the globe in the first quarter of 2018, and the geographic expansion of the private equity business and the explosion of interest in private markets has created a new demand among investors who don't know what they don't know, according to PitchBook.

The postponement of parenthood has been explained by factors such as rising female employment, expansion of university education, gender equity, partnership formation, delays in leaving the parental home, financial insecurity among young adults, family policies and effective contraception [ 4, 5].

In the late 1950s Peter, as much in search of equity and the expansion of higher education as me, published a proposal in the the BBC's Listener magazine for a university of Great Britain.

Mr. Ratzan will lead the expansion of the firm's private equity practice to the United States.

Another trend that's providing more Brazilian companies with the capital needed to fuel their global expansion is the "flurry of equity deals" during the first part of 2018, "ahead of the presidential elections in October that are expected to prompt volatility in the markets," according to Bloomberg Markets.

Consumer confidence would suffer, and businesses would be less inclined to pursue expansion amid slumping equities.