Sentence examples for rate in value from inspiring English sources

At the end of the Imperial period in 1889, Brazil had 636 factories representing an annual rate of increase of 6.74% over the number in 1850, and with a total capital of approximately Rs 401.630 600$000 (which represents an annual growth rate in value of 10.94% from 1850 to 1889).

The missing rate in value of living place in RBDM (0.15%) was significantly higher than MDC (0.02%) p < 0.01.

You might apply Klarman's idea of conservatively estimating a company's cash flows and the applicable discount rate in valuing a company as part of a margin of safety, but taking a conservative view of what the market may be for a venture investment is arguably even worse than overshooting it because it will probably lead you to miss out on some great opportunities, like Airbnb above.

What does it mean if one product got a 96% rating in value while another got a 92%.

So we are looking for certain minimum hurdle rates in valuing businesses on a pre-tax, free cash basis.

Investors who got used to nearly perennial positive returns on bonds since 2000 are facing a harsh lesson in the basic math of fixed-income investments: When market interest rates rise, older bonds issued at fixed rates fall in value.

dIf the price series is not stationary, the price data are first de-trended, and the trend is added to the discount rate in present value calculations.

Our study shows that in the years the Blue Jays, New York Yankees and Oakland Athletics acquired Lilly, they exhibited a combined growth rate in franchise value of 11% above the league average.

Based on the IMS Institute for Healthcare Informatics pharmaceutical market analysis and projection for the years 2010 2020, the compound annual growth rate in the value of patented drugs, off-patent originators, and generics is 24, 19, and 15%%, respectively.

Long-term debt issued in times of low interest rates will fall in value when interest rates rise.

Slope grid is identified as "the maximum rate of change in value from each cell to its neighbors" (Burrough 1986).