Sentence examples for productive equity from inspiring English sources

As an example, I had suggested an innovative way for Japan to move actively as an investor nation in Asia as demographic realities may necessitate so that Japanese debt-outstanding with Asia, such as the $24 billion external debt outstanding with India, can be converted into more productive equity investments in Asian enterprise and innovation.

It was clear that the Fajnzylber strategy of productive transformation with equity was the only approach that could make Latin America a modernized region competitive in its own right (Fajnzylber, 1993).

Still, the global recession has created a tantalizing opportunity, with equity in productive assets and commodity prices likely having much ground to gain in the long run.

In my view, the securitization of real estate (FORBES, Dec. 29, 1997) is still in its infancy and provides a highly productive means of diversifying equity portfolios.

It is possible that student experience in peer discussions does not correlate with individual student learning or group productivity; students may learn in a group even when they are not comfortable, and there is some evidence that a group can be more productive when there is less equity (Anderson and Brown, 2010).

Water management is no longer about infrastructure – it is about governance, accountability, equity, partnership, economics, and productive clean water services.

Research from around the world clearly confirms that companies that have been acquired by private equity firms are more productive than comparable firms.

This could jumpstart a multiplier effect: private equity driving investment in productive goods and services, and these investments funnelling more income back into the domestic economy.

Working with its 183 member States, the ILO seeks to advance opportunities for women and men to obtain decent and productive work in conditions of freedom, equity, security and human dignity.

#### About ILO: The International Labour Organization (ILO) is devoted to advancing opportunities for women and men to obtain decent and productive work in conditions of freedom, equity, security and human dignity.

It includes quite different kinds of financial transaction: bank lending, short- and long-term; investment in public or private bonds; investment in equities; direct investment in productive capacity.