"persistent investment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to talk about continuing to invest for a long period of time, usually with the hope that it will lead to a future benefit. For example, "Jim has made a persistent investment in his business, and hopes it will lead to more success in the future."
For intermediate and high levels of agency conflict, there are aggregate investment distortions along the equilibrium path, investment dynamics are history-dependent, and depict patterns of persistent investment booms or investment busts even though investors design optimal incentive contracts based on Bayes-rational beliefs.
As Mr. Salerno and his editors stand bullish on the persistent investment of health care dollars into a model with runaway costs, poor results, lack of available personnel, and questionable science, we are convinced America can do better.
Many manufacturing industries are characterized by "learning by doing", which requires persistent investments in technology innovations and human capital.
Siemens expects "persistent weak investment sentiment in our important industries and regional markets, especially in telecommunications and power," said the chief executive, Heinrich von Pierer, in a conference call with reporters.
We analyse whether public subsidies supporting collaborative research and development (R&D) projects in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are able to encourage persistent R&D investment and interorganisational networking more than subsidies supporting individual R&D projects.
The key to Ethiopia's success during these years has been a combination of strong government leadership, persistent donor investment and the development of strong periodic policy instruments.
This is because in such an equilibrium a higher market share is less persistent, because investment rates are directly influenced by capital stocks of the own firm and of the competitor.
The reason is that in such a framework a higher market share is less persistent, because investment rates are directly influenced by capital stocks of the own firm and of the competitor.
Second, start-ups from knowledge intensive business service (KIBS) firms with persistent R&D investments have a significantly increased probability of survival.
When examining entrepreneurial ventures of ex-employees of firms with different R&D strategies, three things emerge: First, firms with persistent R&D investments and a general superiority in sales, exports, productivity, profitability and wages are less likely to generate entrepreneurs than firms with temporary or no R&D investments.
The most pressing question is the country's economic model in the face of low levels of foreign direct investment, persistent unemployment and high rates of inflation.
