Such expansionist monetary policies in and of themselves, in isolation regarding the fiscal policies, ultimately lead to a depreciation in the value of the currencies of emerging countries -- rather they lead to a depreciation in the value of the currency of developed countries, thus impairing growth outlooks in emerging countries.
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But this often made things worse, because the depreciation took the value of small coins below the point at which it paid to melt them down.
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However, by combining the credits with book value depreciation of the property meant that corporations could receive the double-dip Congress had explicitly argued against individual receiving: with the passive loss provision still in place for corporations, the opportunity existed to take the tax liability and turn it into an investment for corporations.
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After all, the true value of the annual depreciation charge of an asset is not immune to changes in interest rates.
The stock's multiples of earnings, cash flow (in the sense of net plus depreciation) and book value all stand at discounts to their respective five-year averages.
The airline discounted the value of other items for depreciation.
The first of our three stock screens selected companies in the Worldscope database whose prices today are at historically low multiples of earnings, cash flow (in the sense of net income plus depreciation) and book value.
To answer your question about the value of the annual sales of granite countertops, I think taking the imported value (cost of goods sold, and not including depreciation) and multiplying it by about 3 to 3.5 will give us the most accurate number to use, and that would include the wholesaler and fabricator markups as well.
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But depreciation can take a nasty toll on the value of your car, especially in the first couple of years.
If your property is personal-use property or is not completely destroyed, the amount of your casualty loss is the lesser of your adjusted basis (generally, the cost, adjusted for improvements or depreciation) or the decrease in fair market value of your property.
But the hefty depreciation of around a quarter in sterling's trade-weighted value since mid-2007 will still bolster the economy by making British producers of tradable goods and services more competitive both in foreign markets and at home.
We expect to see continued home value depreciation as unemployment and negative equity remain high and as the pace of foreclosures, kept artificially low since the robo-signing controversy, increases again.
Yet the Pats lagged the league average in profitability (in the sense of earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, all divided by enterprise value) in both years it won the Super Bowl.
The corresponding net rental value of an apartment building is only partly exempt, by dint of depreciation deductions.
Yet its enterprise valuation (debt plus market value of common) is only 3.8 times operating income (earnings before depreciation, interest and taxes).
Its enterprise valuation (debt plus market value of common) is only 3.8 times operating income (defined as earnings before depreciation, interest and taxes).
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