of or relating to production and management of wealth
Burt introduced me to an economics professor at the faculty cafeteria, one well known for his work on the economic factors affecting interest rates.
Flowers for Algernon
The Dutch East India Company, a joint governmental and private enterprise, sent ships to the far corners of the world to acquire rare commodities and resell them at a profit in Europe.
Cosmos
The balance showed over one million dollars, but there was also a red banner that told him to contact his financial institution.
Millionaires for the Month
financial resources provided to make some project possible
Corporate sponsors, green technology partners, and microfinance nonprofits have helped fill the funding gap, and individual contributions are more important than ever.
Mountains Beyond Mountains
the commercial processes in promoting and selling something
“My mom runs a marketing firm. People come to her to get more business or get more attention. Like she helps new restaurants get reviews and sends out coupons. The unpopular dogs need a publicist.”
The Miscalculations of Lightning Girl
I started telling everyone at assembly, “Place your orders. Give me a list of what you want, give me a percentage of what you’re going to spend, and I’ll buy your food for you.”
Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood
a prediction made by extrapolating from past observations
Stock market projections of longer duration have much greater accuracy than those for the next six months or a year, as Robert Shiller, the economist, demonstrated in the 1980s. New York Times
ratio of the magnitude of a part to that of the whole
Since 2012, when official statistics for private investment began, the proportion of private investment has always stayed above 55% of overall investment. Reuters
portion into which capital stock of a corporation is divided
In a filing with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Country Garden said it planned to issue 350.6 million shares of the company at 77 Hong Kong cents apiece next Wednesday. The New York Times
a necessary commodity for which demand is constant
Customers could find food staples, a good variety of colored thread, mash for hogs, corn for chickens, coal oil for lamps, light bulbs for the wealthy, shoestrings, hair dressing, balloons, and flower seeds.
I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
It cited a statistic that one dollar invested in Campbell’s 20 years ago would be worth $1.19 now while a dollar invested in the S&P 500 index would be worth $4.06. Reuters
Upscale clothing maker Polo reported sharply higher quarterly profit on Wednesday on strong sales and raised its full-year revenue growth target. Reuters