Sentence examples for mass asset from inspiring English sources
His mass asset dump is certainly faster and more efficient in delivering a whopping return to shareholders than EOP's formerly announced plan to sell off some $3 billion in assets over 18 to 24 months.
Quite so: there was no trade war, mass asset confiscation, forced bank failures and closures, mandated wage rates far above clearing level, and a 150% increase in tax rates (the government-intervention list from the "financial crisis" years of 1930-33) in 2009, only a mildly interested president with $800 billion in a pork bill called stimulus.
When Germany was still on the Deutschmark, for example, it did not allow mass asset sales and foreign borrowing, preventing its currency from being manipulated, and thus it was protected against trade deficits.
George Papandreou, the embattled Greek prime minister, needed to win a midnight vote of confidence in his reshuffled socialist government before attempting an even bigger challenge – getting the parliament in Athens to back a radical programme of spending cuts, tax increases, and a mass assets sell-off by the end of the month.
In order to secure an immediate €12bn lifeline and then EU agreement on a second bailout running to more than €100bn over three years, Papandreou now has to persuade parliament to back a radical programme of spending cuts, tax increases, and a mass assets sell-off by the end of next week.
The rapid accumulation of critical mass, and assets which can share costs, will be a hallmark of the coming years.
An example of this in practice was Gordon Brown's 2009 decision to sell off mass government assets as part of his pre-emptive deficit reduction plan.
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It is worth keeping prices down to attract a big pension fund and hence a critical mass of assets to manage.On the retail side, finding customers is harder.
With its wide distribution, Man is catering to the mass affluent (assets of $1 million) rather than the fabulously wealthy.
Most taxes, including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's much-feared 70percentt marginal tax plank, affect only income, not the accumulated mass of assets truly wealthy people have.
