This leads on average to higher returns.

The best zoos around the world have good animal breeding programmes with high return rates.

There is no contradiction between delivering high returns and adopting a long term approach.

Nothing worked, because the kolkhoz system was incompatible with high achievement in the long run.

Although the promise of high returns may be a factor in attracting investment, the final investor may be unaware of the risks involved.

Application of a uniform rate of aid would disadvantage Northern regions, including Ireland, which traditionally has had higher yields.

A growing pool of developed world retirement savings will intensify the search for high returns and geographical diversification.

We want to ensure that pensioners have high returns without any additional lack of security, applying the prudent person principle.

Some economists point to imperfect information, which precludes companies from considering the higher returns on investment available in the developing world.

The purpose of issuing such instruments is to cover capital needs of banks while appealing to an investor class who is willing to take more risk than in fixed income ( debt ) products and who therefore also expect higher returns .

Consolidation initially took place at the national level and was more pronounced in the smaller countries . By contrast , some of

I firmly believe that the prudent use of derivatives can help fund secure, safer, higher returns.

In the USA, the companies that adopt profit sharing tend to have higher pay and higher returns.

As a result, commercial providers of debt or equity cannot get the high returns and quick exits that they seek.

Germany had stated that in the years both before and after the transfer LBB was a high return institution, with a return on equity stated to be 5,37 in 1991, 13,5 in 1992 and 30,83 in 1993.

Higher and more frequent yields mean less poverty in farm families, and lower food prices for cities.

But households still control too little income and save at very high rates.

Equatorial Guinea enjoys a per capita income of about 37,900, one of the highest in the world.

But protecting coral reefs would bring the highest returns, amounting to an extraordinary 24 worth of benefits for every dollar spent.

In the case of the main herbaceous crops the reform is based on a gradual and sizeable reduction ( 29 ) in the guide price for cereals so as to bring it closer to the world price, which is the price on which the prices of oleaginous and protein products will also be based.

In Northern Europe these turn out to be people with low educational attainment and lower incomes.

Non income poverty levels are still high and for many indicators there are no signs of decline.

Witness the surge in capital flows to emerging markets as investors chase higher financial returns.

Overproduction per hectare is already governed by the basic Regulation, 823 87, and the new proposal would in our view favour higher yields and would in any event be extremely difficult to operate, whilst presenting no appreciable advantages.

Yields

The lesson is that booms have to be managed adeptly, and that financiers have to be supervised in their pursuit of ever higher returns.

And so if you can apply some of these new enzymes in that industrial process there, may be they'll go faster, or may be your yields will be higher.

Most of them are middle income countries where levels of extreme poverty are low.

Kuwait is an oil rich country, where individual income is among the highest worldwide.

But it also requires fiscal stimulus, especially public investment in productive infrastructure projects, which yield higher returns than the bonds used to finance them.

A cost effective fund industry will diversify risk more efficiently, allow retail investors to earn higher returns and make capital available for investment projects.

Moreover, ten year bond yields for Spain and Italy are already close to US levels, and are much lower for France.

It is in the Northeast Region that we observe the highest levels of absolute poverty and income concentration in the country.

Family income has fallen by 4,000, but health insurance premiums are higher, food prices are higher, utility bills are higher, and gasoline prices have doubled.

Undoubtedly, much of past investment from non Europeans in certain Europeancurrencies was dictated by the relatively high return.

The control of income by the overlapping corporate and public sectors makes it easier to push the investment led growth model to the point of low (or even negative) returns.

Apart from the direct domestic impact of interest rate changes, foreign financial investors can also be tempted by the high interest rates, and consequently high yield.

New Caledonians, with an average annual per capita income of 12,800, enjoy one of the highest incomes in the Pacific region.24 However, New Caledonia also suffers from long standing structural imbalances between the economically dominant South Province and the considerably less developed North Province and the Loyalty Islands.

But, even if it is not, well chosen public investment produces high returns new roads reduce transportation costs, and new hospitals produce a healthier workforce.

Bolder pensioners, desperate to generate higher returns, may take undue risks for example, investing in junk bonds that could jeopardize their nest eggs.

This is true even for investors who ultimately decide that strategies aimed at generating higher normal and post shock average returns are worth it.

Financial liberalization would attract foreign capital seeking high returns in capital scarce countries, allowing them to invest more than they saved.

That is, it can give you expanding returns, not diminishing returns.

The compression of spreads and risk premia coupled with the search for higher returns tended to lead to a higher level of investors appetite for risk .

This design helped spread the earthquake risk from Japan to foreign investors, who could accept the risk and were enticed by higher expected yields.