After having done it once, those costs might drop to $40,000 in every later year.Hedge funds command little pity these days.
The Race to the Top represents more money dedicated to systemic reform than the funds commanded by all of Duncan's predecessors combined (the modern Department of Education was created by Jimmy Carter, in 1979), but it's still less than one per cent of the approximately six hundred and fifty billion dollars spent on K-12 public education every year.
Brooklyn-born son of a bricklayer made big bet on 9 West 57th Street, today one of New York City's best commercial addresses; building is home to several high profile hedge funds, commands rents of more than $200 a foot.
In return for providing emergency loans and arranging bailouts, the fund can command great changes in a country's economic policies.
About half of the money in stock funds is in tax-deferred retirement accounts, while index funds, which command hundreds of billions of dollars, are tax-efficient by nature.
In addition, managers of successful funds can command better terms for themselves as they launch new, larger funds.
Clients are now suspicious of the fees that hedge funds could command in their glory days.
Over the past few years, NATO has funded a command and control system, called ALTBMD, that links nationally owned radars and interceptors into a much more capable defense against ballistic missile attacks.
Analysts here disagree over whether he was culpable "by omission," as one panel member put it, or whether he was actively involved in creating, funding and commanding the militias that carried out most of the violence and destruction.
His loyal fans, willing to follow him anywhere he commands, fund his work.
