Sentence examples for exponential tax from inspiring English sources
There is no financial incentive – no exponential tax benefit – to open for longer than the minimum required.
It turns out that for exponential utility with multivariate normal payoffs, capital gains taxes under the tax system described herein do not influence asset prices at all.
J. J. MacNab, a Maryland insurance analyst who tracks people who deny they owe taxes and has testified before Congress about the movement, said that an acquittal of Mr. Snipes would be a severe setback for the I.R.S. "He will get more press and attention than any other victory by the tax deniers, and the growth in new members will be exponential," she said.
Asset prices are equal in the tax and the no-tax economy set up above, with exponential utility, multivariate normal payoffs and with consumption only at (t=1), when (R_mathrm{f}^*=R_mathrm{f}), i.e., when (p_0^{*tau }=p_0^{*tau
That leads to the following proposition: In the tax-economy set up above, in which agents have exponential utility and in which consumption only takes place at (t=1), the product (mathbf {p}_r^{*tau } R_mathrm{f}^*), i.e., the ratio (mathbf {p}_r^{*tau }/p_0^{*tau }), does not depend on the tax rate.
The Glazers' methods incorporate many criticised elements of divisive modern capitalism: debt-laden acquisition of a healthy company to leech money to banks; use of a tax haven; rising costs to the public; massive directors' salaries – all aiming for exponential personal gains for the owners.
He made exponential leaps.
Then things went exponential.
"The increase has been exponential.
That's an exponential curve".
