Sentence examples for perfect capital from inspiring English sources

On the same latitude as Rome (and also built on seven hills), this was the perfect capital for the Emperor Constantine to establish the Eastern Roman empire from, just when old Rome was tearing itself to pieces.

Neoclassical economics is after all built on a conception of the economy as the sum of the atomised actions of millions of utility-maximising individuals, where markets are stable, information is perfect, capital and labour are equals – and the trade cycle is bolted on as an afterthought.

The dynamics of capital adjustment eliminate these differences in the long run, resulting in long-run perfect capital mobility across regions.

A key assumption of a perfect capital market is that internal and external finance are undifferentiated substitutes for financing investment opportunities (Modigliani and Miller, 1958).

The assumption of perfect capital markets reports that firms are able to raise enough external capital to finance profitable investment opportunities and cover any short-term cash flow shortages that may arise.

Neoclassical finance theory claims that under the conditions of a perfect capital market, hedging on the firm level does not create additional value, since shareholders can perfectly hedge their position (Modigliani and Miller 1958).

Proof is in the Old Market (Marsche Bieuw), in the heart of Cura?'s picture-perfect capital, Willemstad.

SURE, there is plenty to do on the island: beaches lined with bars and restaurants, top-notch diving, intriguing museums — including the most extensive slave museum in the Caribbean — and a picture-perfect capital city, Willemstad, a Unesco World Heritage site.

The near-perfect capital-market access for startups will not last forever, and that we are nearer to the end of the current credit cycle than the beginning.  .

For instance, Chiswick and Miller ([2008]); [2009], for analyses of Australia and the US, argue that the main reason for immigrant education mismatch is the less than perfect human capital transferability across borders, especially for those who migrate from less developed countries and/or those who have low host country language skills.

Brussel looked closer at the letters, and noticed that all the letters were perfect block capitals, except the "W"s.