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A new report by education Professor Martin Carnoy says vouchers distract from other policies that could yield higher returns.

Because promised benefits are not payable immediately, but over several decades, public pensions are able to take advantage of long-term investments that yield higher returns.

The analysis also found that longer-term C.D.'s don't always yield higher returns than short-term certificates, when bonus rates are taken into account.

Andreessen Horowitz will be testing a theory of investing, one that has lost favor in recent years in Silicon Valley, that smaller funds making smaller investments in very young companies will yield higher returns.

While risk-prone investments are likely to yield higher returns, they also have higher volatility.

"The VC Index Fund is unique in that it has the ability to scale past any other traditional VC fund, which will allow it to potentially yield higher returns with lower portfolio risk," said Draper.

Mr. Friedman began by disagreeing with my contention that additional public investment would yield high returns.

While they are labour-intensive, often taking several years from inception to delivery, well-rendered animated movies based on solid storytelling tend to yield high returns.

While these are high-leverage operations in which small investments can yield high returns, in hard times companies often view them as nonessential overhead expenses.

Second, a C-suite customer focus will yield high returns.

That's a special problem for innovation-intensive industries where the most successful R&D investments yield high returns and high market share for a time.