Sentence examples for the expected stream from inspiring English sources

Beyond the tourists, the expected stream of U.S. investment in Cuba should have a dramatic and transformative effect on Cuba's economy.

The rate of return is computed as the rate at which the expected stream of future earnings from an investment project must be discounted to make their present value equal to the cost of the project.

Because the acquisition of productive knowledge is costly (e.g., students pay direct costs and forego opportunities to earn wages), Becker concluded that rational actors will make such investments only if the expected stream of future benefits exceeds the short-term costs associated with acquiring the skills.

Taking housing as an example, hedonic pricing assumes that the expected stream of benefits of living in a property is capitalized into the market value of the property.

An infinitely-lived bank maximizes the expected stream of dividends (d_{t}).

So as Mrs. Whitman was leaving to head the Environmental Protection Agency, she left something for the Legislature to chew on: a proposal for a novel package of state grants and loans for the arena that could be repaid from capturing an expected stream of the taxes on its property, parking, advertising, payroll and sales.

Pension benefits computed as an expected stream of retirement income receipts, relative to the average wage in the year a cohort is of age j=1.

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There, his men discovered swamps where they expected streams and rivers where they should not have been.

The value of the contract at the time of the repudiation would reflect both the expected future stream of income (lost profits) and the efforts of the counterparty to adapt if performance ceased (mitigation).

To fund the costly train, which was sold to voters as not costing a dime in new taxes, the expected revenue stream from cap-and-trade has been securitized, putting the state on the hook to Wall Street for billions in construction money advanced on the promise of future cap-and-trade revenue.