Sentence examples for typical capital from inspiring English sources
"[T]he US current account deficit really was much more a function of a typical capital inflow boom driven by an unsustainable fiscal policy (as in Frieden (2006) and Chinn (2005)) and deregulatory disarmament than those much lauded "sophisticated" American securities markets... ...... Has no one anything nice to say about American securities markets these days?
Grunfeld estimates the typical capital losses would be 10% the first year, then 8% the second year, 6% the third year and 4% the fourth and fifth years.
Considering the example of a 750 kV electric power transformer with a typical capital cost of $2 million[1]1], the failure of such equipment could cause extensive outages and blackouts and raise customer interruption costs.
The typical capital cost (US$/kW e ) ranges from US$1,100 to US$1,300 for a co-firing biogas power plant to US$3,000 to US$4,000 for a gasification and CHP plant.
While being able to accept more students without needing to build dorms or undergo the typical capital expenditure has appeal right off the bat, universities tend to believe that, with scale (and more students), comes a diluted experience.
In contrast, MCH had a more typical capital and recurrent cost balance.
A fourth economic issue that the team members of a GP entity need to agree on is what to do with the management fee income (which, in a typical venture capital fund, is 2-32-3percentf capitaleduringthe during the fund's investment period and the same or slightly smaller percentage of invested capital during the fund's harvesting period).
Unlike a typical venture capital firm, which usually comprises several managers financed by a passive group of institutional investors, Social+Capital operates like an investor collective.
Flatiron's funds have produced a total profit of about $3 billion, and the typical venture capital firm takes in about 20percentt of the gain.
It is nothing on the level of a typical African capital but enough that every day recalls the activity seen only on payday before the oil boom.
(In oThis words, don't listenoto anyone makingoing 3.0 predictoons).
