Sentence examples for more profitable firms from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the trade-off theory expects that more profitable firms will be more financially indebted.

Furthermore, the use of more debt in more profitable firms will help generating less agency costs coming from managers in their discretionary use of internal funds.

It quickly became apparent to me through meetings with owners of these companies and reviews of their financials that the more profitable firms were pushing the envelope and operating on the fringes of the law.

The study cited San Diego's need to create more indigenous venture capital firms, more profitable biotech firms (many have negative cash flow) and a few larger biotech anchor firms to add stability.

The largest increases went to the least experienced lawyers at most firms, making fourth-year and fifth-year associates more profitable for firms than their less experienced colleagues with lower billing rates.

One reason is that it is generally more profitable for firms to employ a small work force for long hours.

This substitution effect may be motivated by the fact that immigrants, being more inclined to accept lower wages and harder working conditions, are more profitable for firms than equally skilled natives.

The insight for this inequality is that, despite having lower expected duration, it is more profitable for firms to fill a temporary job since they do not need to pay firing costs in the face of adverse productivity shocks.

The job creation induced by the wage fall, because it becomes more profitable for firms to open up vacancies, may increase the expected value of entering the labour force since unemployment spells are shortened.

With such low valuations, it makes more sense for the two to join forces and share control of their destiny than to join a larger, more profitable pharmaceuticals firm and risk losing their say in management.

Productivity would therefore be positively associated with higher level of rigidity both because workers not experiencing a wage cut are more productive and because more productive, and profitable, firms may have enough resources to decide not to cut wages.