The long-standing interest in increasing returns stems from the attempt to identify causal relationships internal to the production system that would provide adequate explanations for the improvement of technical practice and production organization.
The study shows zero or low correlation of these strategies with stockmarket returns when markets are going up, but a strong correlation when markets are going down.Hedge funds' obsession with absolute returns stems from their aversion to being benchmarked that is, judged against others.
And in an interview with Parade magazine that appeared Sunday, Romney explained that his controversial refusal to release more tax returns stems from a desire to keep his religious life private.
Errors on deductions for individual retirement accounts, which are the next most frequent mistake on state returns, stem from three major differences between federal and state laws on IRA deductions.
His plea to making false statements on his tax return stems from his failure to claim the money he was embezzling as income.
Shumpert said the confidence in his jump shot, a source of frustration early in his return, stemmed from his teammates' willingness to keep letting him shoot.
This issue stemmed from Aristotle's Categories.
High-yield's superior returns stemmed largely from the new economy component of the market.
Japanese equipment maker Brother International's U.S. arm faced high product-return rates stemming from customers' dissatisfaction with call-center service.
Gross explained that the only case in which campaigns can sometimes be compelled to return contributions stemming from illegal activity is in instances where there's monetary damage to a person — defrauding investors out of cash, for example.
In an attempt to reassure the audience and jittery investors across the globe, Draghi said that "a return of confidence," stemming from government budget cuts, likely would materialize and mitigate the economic damage of austerity measures in struggling countries.
