effective yield
noun[C]
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thetotalamountearnedon aninvestment,includingmoneyfrominvestingtheinterestpayments:
If oneallowsforsharebuybacks, theeffectiveyieldon Americanequitiesis around 2.7%.
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For the 1972-73 school year, theeffectiveyieldper pupil ranged anywhere from $20,000 to approximately $170,000 per student.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.On the other hand, if you're earning 4% on your savings account, youreffectiveyieldis 3% because you have to pay 25% of that yield to the government.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.A lot has been done by various bodies over the last few years, but the important factor is to get aneffectiveyield.
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Any difference in theeffectiveyieldrepresents merely the change in the market conditions for gilt-edged securities of that type between the two dates of issue.
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Taken together these efforts can also increase effective yields for poor farmers and improve their health and livelihoods.
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