Some Chinese firms have also taken steps to expand into developed countries.

This was not the young reporter s first exploit, nor would it be the last.

They are major national assets that must be invested with attention to yield and risk.

The Government of Canada has steadily increased its investment in the NCB Supplement.

That would free up much needed resources for investment in development.

Indeed, not many developing countries provide a geographical breakdown of their outward investment destinations.

But how much is invested in agriculture matters less than the type of agriculture that we support.

There is also a need to protect our pension savings, which are now heavily invested in private equity.

I. The reception, brokerage, and investment of third parties' funds in Brazilian or foreign currency

This leaves little room for fiscal stimulus, while the tax cut is more likely to be saved than invested.

Unless the US steps up its investment in education, science, technology, and infrastructure, these adverse trends will continue.

Accounting rules For tax purposes, CAPEX is a cost which cannot be deducted in the year in which it is paid or incurred and must be capitalized.

The good news is that some countries have large savings that they want to invest in other countries, and are not put off by short run market gyrations.

After the crisis, Korean enterprises rapidly built up their OFDI, led by large TNCs such as Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics.

Our societies have never been so educated, have never been so energized, have never been so healthy, have never known so much, cared so much, or wanted to do so much, and it is a genius of the local.

He runs Amazon tightly and for the long term it generates huge amounts of cash, which it reinvests on behalf of all of its shareholders.

A significant proportion of its OFDI value is in resource extraction activities (oil, natural gas and minerals) dominated by state owned enterprises.

Further, the Municipality has passed a law directing that all revenue from sewage and sanitation taxes (about US 10 million) should be invested exclusively in the sewage system.

Women and men are equal in managing, utilizing and making decisions over their properties, which means they can sell, donate, exchange, or invest their properties in business or hand them down for inheritance.

Those who invested and reinvested their money in America s stock market over the past decade have nearly doubled it, even after taking account of inflation.

The US economy needs higher productivity, but US corporations, which are operating very profitably, are accumulating cash instead of investing it with quantitative easing aimed at heading off deflation.

While almost all (90 per cent) of its FDI stock is in developed countries, investment in other neighbouring African countries has recently increased, mainly targeting natural resources and basic industries.

As their operations are less visible, it is likely that their outward FDI, and therefore China s total, is understated.

Costa Rica, for example, is now a technological hub in Latin America, with the highest software exports per capita in the region this is largely the result of its heavy investment in basic education and technical training.

Presented with more robust research infrastructures and professional opportunities in developed nations, many foreign trained students remain abroad, severely limiting the return on their home nation's investment.

Reductions in the maximum BCFB rates have allowed estimated total reinvestment expenditures for provincial child services (NCB initiatives) in 2003 2004 to increase to 303 million.

As many developing countries struggle to achieve economic growth within the new globalized economy, many of the resources that would normally be invested in youth development programmes are being diverted to service debt repayments.

This made it possible for US households to stop saving and enjoy an exorbitant consumption level, but it stood on its head the conventional wisdom that capital should flow from rich to poor countries, where it can more productively be invested.

Only decisive progress on these fronts will unlock the trillions of corporate dollars that, rather than being invested in new plants and equipment, remain stranded on companies balance sheets or are handed over to shareholders via higher dividends and share buybacks.