Commodities, tangible assets, dollar, a weakness hedging.
" That sense of resignation unfortunately pervaded the celebration Monday for the committee's first big victory, concerning something less tangible than dollars--the library's original reference desk.
As recently as 2007, Lehman had reported record profits, thanks largely to its leverage of thirty to one, meaning that for every dollar of tangible capital it had thirty dollars of debt.
To qualify for a loan, an investor needs an excellent credit score, reserves for mortgage payments, possibly thousands of dollars in tangible assets and more qualifiers.
I think this is something the program gave them, a measure of success less tangible than percentages or dollars saved, but something so powerful and elusive in a region that has been branded as possessing its own unique brand of fatalism.
"Every dollar was tangible, a felt symbol".
In fact, more and more marketers are getting hard-nosed -- they want a tangible ROI on every dollar spent.
Even more seriously for the wealthy, their assets, dollar, real, tangible and intangible assets will be eroded by a declining global economy.
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As a result, foundation directors, trustees and advisers from corporate America have taken a stance that the return on charitable dollars should be tangible and measurable, and should drive capital flow in much the same way that earnings figures do in commerce.
