Three of the American racetracks that have most consistently attracted large crowds in recent years, Keeneland, Saratoga, and Del Mar, are, not coincidentally, the tracks that have most effectively exploited their own geographical assets and connection to a romanticized past.
"Yeah, but does it have a lake?" Symbiosis Gathering would be one of the best festivals in the US even without all the water basins, but its geographical assets lead it right to the throne.
Whatever your personal opinions about whether Weiner's behavior should eliminate him from the race -- the New York Times thinks he must go -- I believe he should be eliminated from consideration because his brand would be destructive to the New York City brand, the greatest geographical brand asset in the world.
Regulators would need a breakdown of how bank lending was being directed to different geographical areas and asset classes.
Cyprus has plenty of assets — geographical location, natural resources, a well-educated populations, infrastructure and now, once again in its long and tortured history, the attention of the international community.
In addition to geographical variations, some toxic assets contain loans to borrowers with poor credit, while others do not.
For an overview of the empirical literature documenting the impact of order imbalance on returns for different assets and geographical regions, see Hanke and Weigerding (2015).
As far as possible we used standardized validated measures, including those used by the Thai National Statistical Office (e.g. income categories, geographical location, and household assets).
In peace, they have tailored their ambitions to their more modest weight in the world, combining their mercantile tradition and the asset of their geographical position to become the middlemen for a continent.
A multistage expansion planning is proposed to consider dynamic behavior of the system parameters asset management and geographical constraints.
