productive assets造句
1, Tax would then have caused the world's productive assets to be used inefficiently.
2, Don't trade productive assets for idle or costly ones.
3, When reform started in 1978, almost all productive assets were state-owned in China.
4, To what extent did ownership of productive assets matter, in terms of foreign or local?
5, When women control productive assets they use, research shows they will invest more of their income into children's development.
6, The more you look after your most productive assets, the more you get back!
7, Livestock are also productive assets, which contribute directly to farm output through animal traction and indirectly as a store of wealth for future investment.
8, When most households own no productive assets, they cannot share any of the asset appreciation or property income.
9, The greatest benefit would be that Asia's surpluses will be recycled into productive assets in Asia.
10, It was reformed greatly in 1999, constituting Urumqi petrochemical company made up of good productive assets.
11, But there were still some restraints in the regional economic development, that is, not enough investment and a serious loss of fixed productive assets.
12, That is yet another reason for politicians to get their various acts together: doing so will encourage savers to remove their cash from under their mattresses and put it into productive assets.
13, Capital may be valued at historic cost in terms of past expenditures on productive assets.
14, Women are also more likely to face stigma and discrimination than men, including harassment, abuse, violence, and lack of rights to productive assets and other property.
15, Privatisation remains a thorny issue in a country where private property became a constitutional right only in 2004 and where the right to own productive assets remains unclear.
16, "There's still a tremendous amount of cash in global portfolios and that cash needs to be deployed into more productive assets," he said.
17, An episode of illness may reduce a poor household to penury, especially when they have to sell their productive assets in order to cover health care outlays.