In strict theory, funds should be moved out of a given currency whenever the probability that it will be devalued outweighs the cost of moving the funds.
Local councils have a duty to ensure that there is room for everyone, and they have, in theory, funding to create extra places at existing schools.
Martin founded and directed the Hong Kong Project for 17 years-a professional development program in organization and decision theory, funded by the Hong Kong Government, at the Goldman School of Public Policy.
In theory, funds from the Common Agricultural Policy can be used for catchment management but in practice Ms Pygott says that the standard of proof is much higher than for biodiversity projects which can also be supported under the CAP.
In theory, the Fund still has about a hundred and ninety billion dollars to spend, but much of that money has already been committed.
In an astute post, a Berkeley economist, Brad DeLong, explained his theory: hedge fund managers thought they could muscle the Fed into caving on its big trade, much like they got JPMorgan Chase to cave on the "London Whale" trades.
In theory, global fund managers invest wherever they see the best opportunities worldwide.
In theory, hedge fund guys (they are almost always men) are supposed come up with strategies that don't depend on the whims of the stock market; traditionally, that's meant taking both long and short positions, which is to say betting on some things and against others.
In theory, these funds were for extraordinary expenses like ransoms.
In theory, hedge funds will do well in all climates.
