In Eq. (3 1), Zi is a continuous variable representing individual assets (ASSETS) of research participant i, and INCOME implies individual income associated with research participant i. β1 measures the magnitude at which individual income influences the probability of ASSETS accumulation.
The coefficients of INCOME in columns (I)–(III) of ASSETS are positive and significant at the 1% level, implying that individual income positively impacts individual assets in India.
Similarly, the coefficients of ASSETS in columns (II) and (IV) of EPD are positive and significant at the 1% level, indicating that individual assets positively impact the estate planning decisions of Indians.
Nor can NBC Universal sell individual assets without Mr. Diller's approval.
You can give any other individual assets of up to $11,000 a year with no gift-tax consequences.
This legal entity is relatively inexpensive to set up and maintain while protecting owners' individual assets, the lawyers say.
He added that Adelphia had a responsibility to maximize value for shareholders and that sales of individual assets might not be the best strategy for doing that.
We were more of a financial allocator, choosing to venture with operating partners in each local market and creating ventures to buy individual assets.
A fundamental principle in economics is that the risk of a collection of assets is not properly measured as the sum of the risks of the individual assets.
Neither the filing nor the accompanying news release included adjustments for good will, the intangible asset that ends up on books when a company is bought for more than the apparent combined value of its individual assets.
Both types of fund "generally deliver middle-of-the-road returns compared with the core individual assets in an accumulation portfolio; they usually outperform bonds or cash, and underperform one or both of the equity components," he writes.
