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With the financial heart shot out of the economy, tax revenues have fallen dramatically just as social spending has increased.

It seems to me there is a Laffer curve for government power, just as for tax revenues.

He said he would balance the budget and invest in the city's infrastructure, all without raising property taxes or using one-off revenues.

Thanks to the commodity boom and rising revenues, governments in many countries have had an easy time of it in the past few years.

It's time to stop spending billions of dollars a week on a blank check for an Iraqi government that won't spend its own oil revenues.

It's a fine idea in principle to finance your startup with its own revenues, but you can't create instant customers.

Revenues are expected to continue dropping for at least the next two years.

Until 1434, more than half of the bank's revenues came from its Rome "branch" (which followed the pope around on his travels).

But R&D as a percentage of revenues was up slightly from a year earlier because revenues dropped at a faster rate than R&D spending.

Pepsi's growing portfolio of "good for you" products now accounts for around $10 billion in revenues (nearly a fifth of the total).

Yet the bank has continued to stumble, with investment-banking revenues proving a disappointment.

The company is reluctant to discuss its earnings, but Russian Newsweek recently estimated revenues at $30 million a year.

Democrats argue, without new tax revenues, draconian spending cuts would be needed to put the United States on a sustainable fiscal path.

Traders said the market could be set for further gains as earnings and revenues in several industries hold up better than forecasts.

The sector is often the single-largest source of employment and export revenues.

Wholesale discounting across the board will only lead to diminishing revenues and profits, " he said. " Focus on competitive strengths.

Trading contributed about a third of its revenues in the two years leading up to its 1999 initial public offering.

HFT may account for half of all equity trading (and much the same proportion of revenues) in New York and a quarter in London.

In January American manufacturers saw their revenues grow faster than those of any other sector.

There was no complex system of public revenues and public debts to puzzle financiers; there were, consequently, no financiers to be puzzled.

If we had to raise revenues, it's fair to ask those of us in high-income groups, who got the primary benefit of growth over the last decade.

All oil revenues, he said, should and would flow to the central government, to be disbursed as it thinks fit.

During the long gestation period for the rules, circulation came to be valued as a revenue source, while ad revenues were plummeting.

Twitter's founders had planned to forget about revenues until 2010, but the site now seems to be preparing for the inclusion of advertising.

Before you decide that's a waste of money, imagine how much more it would have cost before the collapse of ad revenues.

Those revenues could be substantially higher, said the report, were it not for the global phenomenon of copyright theft.

Just as a depletion in the state coffers was an early sign that Ireland's boom was ending, healthier revenues augur well for recovery.

He said the new service was aimed at driving up revenues and readership and above all about understanding how news is read online.

There may come a time when our reliance on advertising revenues to pay for that journalism is no longer a viable business model.

The governor did not lower spending enough to meet available revenues, explains Dan Hynes, the state's comptroller.

Some 1, 450 of Stora's staff have been transferred to the new company, which is expected to have up to $270m a year in revenues.

But there has been a sharp reversal this year as a slowdown in policy sales has led to a decline in premium revenues.

Worse still, as a percentage of government revenues, the US budget deficit is substantially higher than that of any of the PIIGS.

Among the problems are that government revenues as a share of the total economy remain relatively low.

"We drive revenues through intellectual capital, " said the head of research of a large bank.

Although broadly flat on a year ago, gross revenues have fallen a third from the January peak to less than $900m in September.

But this was balanced by a strong growth in revenues from premium members in the international marketplace, he said.

It is possible that although the total revenues were quite high, the farmers' net income was quite low or may have even been net loss.

On another front, it's also heartening to see that the budget projects $645 billion in revenues from the sale of emission allowances.

Although investment-banking revenues have declined everywhere compared with a year ago, the drops have been less sharp in Asia.

It would only shift the surplus to the commodity exporters, whose propensity to consume out of additional export revenues may be very low.

Mr Venizelos has opted for a tax amnesty to increase revenues, the second in less than a year.

"No publisher in their right mind would sign up to give away 10 percent of Web-based revenues, " he said.

Revenues from horse racing is all used for public welfares.

As economies pull out of recession, government spending will have to be cut and, with luck, tax revenues will gradually rise again.

And some budget-watchers have gently suggested that this might be an appropriate time to look for ways to raise revenues.

This would do nothing for the economy now, but it would reduce revenues by billions of dollars a year, permanently.

As you know, the major income streams of the newspaper industry are subscription fees and advertising revenues.

Even in the United States, where tax revenues add up to less than 30% of GDP, simply raising tax rates is not the best answer.

Paying out 50 per cent of revenues to staff had become the rule, even when the "revenues" did not actually consist of money.

Mr Jobs' last launch, the iPhone, accounts for more than a third of group revenues and sparked a doubling of Apple's shares in a year.

As they look to renewables, it may be that energy companies are the best bet for future growth as well as current revenues.

Most companies I know have seen revenues fall by anything up to 20 per cent - and for a few the decline has been even more savage.

For almost a year, the currency's increasing strength weighed heavily on the results of American IT firms by devaluing foreign revenues.

Incidentally, the question of ancillary revenues is an interesting one.

The sudden loss of revenues would not be such a problem if public spending had been kept under control.

Overseas revenues account for about a quarter of Walmart's $400bn-plus in annual sales, but just a third of its operating income.

This had already had an impact on the results of the conglomerate, which derives more than half of its revenues from non-US businesses.

His generous investment of Libyan oil revenues around the continent, of course, was a more venal inducement to African fealty.

Match Day Revenues are one of the biggest areas where the Reds lose out to the traditional top four competition.

Large government revenues from raw-material taxes makes rigging more likely by increasing incentives to get your hands on all that money.

He projects that its revenues will grow by a quarter over the next five years and its earnings per share will increase by half.

Growth Rates The compounded annualized rate of growth of a company's revenues , earnings , dividends, or other figures .

Does he use those revenues to pay for the new healthcare reserve, or to close the deficit in outlying years?

Much of the country's $400 billion in oil revenues earned during its time in office has ended up in the hands of a small elite.

Although its business there has been growing, it is estimated to be only a few percentage points of its total revenues.

For this reason, he believes that Hollywood should be able to cultivate online revenues without greatly disrupting its existing businesses.

Another third of its revenues come from the defence sector, however, and Pentagon spending is set to flatten over the next few years.

A US company doing business around the world may appear to be a dollar exposure, but many costs and revenues may arise in other currencies.

Growth, and a definitive end to long years of deflation, would bring the exchequer fresh revenues.

The Treasury says that tax revenues over the next four years will now be A$210 billion less than expected.

In turn, it's been a source of many high-paying jobs and municipal tax revenues that the community has come to enjoy.

Revenues have expanded every year by around 17% since 2005, and are expected to grow at nearly 10% a year for the next five years.

a rhineland baron who overtaxed commercial travelers would find that the trade routes had gone elsewhere , and with it his revenues.

HTC's net profit and revenues more than doubled in the second quarter compared with a year earlier.

Indeed, if properly implemented, the law could help lift millions of Chadians out of poverty through a sound management of oil revenues.

"Fox is losing ad revenues pegged to ratings, and Cablevision is potentially losing cable subscribers, " she said.

That has not stopped piracy, and download revenues have not been anywhere near enough to compensate for falling CD sales.

Most of the oil revenues, which should be paying for public goods, end up in the pockets of officials.

Revenues soared and Samaranch ensured he gave his IOC members a five-star lifestyle, flying first class and staying in top hotels.

But although discounting has helped offset even steeper declines, it has eaten up the revenues of hotel chains and of the government.

But because revenues have been picking up the Treasury does not expect it would need to increase debt sales much beyond its current plan.

Gaming revenues in the city in the coming year are expected to be 4 times that of Las Vegas.

To transform a prospect into a loyal customer, meet their emotional needs and keep your business and its revenues rolling.

But the data highlight how the rapid growth in revenues has turned Asia into a battleground for global investment banks.

average effective tax rate - AETR ": Ratio of total revenues collected through the company's income tax to the company's economic profit. "

Beacon currently operates at a loss and its revenues are not enough to support its operations, it said in court documents.

This bodes well for the country's chances of handling the vast oil revenues that ought to come its way within the next decade.

After careful analysis, we came up with a five-point game plan that helped to significantly improve revenues in less than six months.

Knowledge is power, so it stands to reason that what you don't know can hurt you (or at least your revenues).

Instead he merged them into a single state-owned enterprise, and required it to hand over 10% of its export revenues to the armed forces.

The income statement presents a summary of the revenues and expenses of an entity for a specific period of time, such as a month or a year.

Young Japanese do not share their elders' enthusiasm for newsprint, and advertising revenues are dropping as the population ages.

The non cost of revenues expenses are sometimes referred to as "overhead" .

These revenues have been useful for a government that wants to promote development, and especially to maintain growth during the downturn.

However, it is still early days and the revenues are not big in international markets at this point.

Next, revenues derived from a company's assets, sometimes known as asset turnover, would also be tempered by deflation.

Make sure all the revenues are entered correctly and balanced with the Front Office System.

However, as the continuous production of new projects, the company revenues will grow steadily.

"We had huge revenues, but because we were dealers, we only retained a tiny portion of that revenue, " says Mr Chen, chief executive.

The attribution methods used for costs, assets and revenues shall be reasonable and transparent.

An appreciation in the yuan would boost future earnings as the company gets its revenues in the currency but reports in dollars, Hsieh said.

But RCTV counters that it had to rejig its business model to fit lower revenues.

Clever marketing and hard work paid off: Within two years, the company's revenues hit a million dollars.

Such blended loans, with revenues helping to offset interest payments, are in place in Tunisia and Egypt.

But hiring an additional employee and paying his or her salary ahead of any new revenues is an investment too.

And see if there was a relationship between dropping revenues and litigiousness. What do you think? Is there?

Many analysts consider the prospect so remote, and potential revenues so small against tobacco, they do not include them in growth models.

Gambling is the heart of Macao, employing swathes of the workforce and supplying by far the bulk of government revenues.

In the second quarter it sold 11m smartphones, more than doubling its revenues compared with a year earlier.

This year three quarter, the company's advertising revenues grew by 7% so far this year, is the fastest growth.

Value is expressed as a price and is measured by the revenues that flow to the producer and consumers of the software over its lifecycle.

Deeper co-operation is therefore necessary if tax revenues are to be increased in a way that truly helps fiscal consolidation.

Gambling, by far, is expected to make up the bulk of the resorts' total revenues, as it does elsewhere in Asia.

That, of course, has the potential to generate substantial revenues for Goldman Sachs' clients.

However, the company still relies on advertisers for over 40% of its revenues, and online advertising rates are lower than those in print.

These high taxes create incentives to evade, driving many firms into the underground economy, and do not translate into higher revenues.

This acquisition allows Ingersoll Rand to become a global diversified industrial company with annual revenues up to $13 billion.

Present values of revenues documented in this report do not necessarily represent the fair market value of the reserves evaluated herein.

Because Athens still does not raise sufficient tax revenues to fund its public services, it would fail to pay all of its domestic bills.

Despite the opening of several big casinos, total gambling revenues have declined by 15% in a year.

They would explain that discretionary spending has little to do with the long-run imbalance between spending and revenues.

Except that revenues in the record industry have been down in recent years.

The large-scale reconstruction-focussed assistance started winding down several years ago as Iraqi revenues and capabilities began to grow.

The HKEx believes there is no proof regional consolidation would produce synergies in terms of revenues, costs, operations or technology.

Parity Bond Two or more bond issues with equal rights to bond payments and pledged revenues.

As economic activity rises, as tax revenues recover, then you would want borrowing to be a lower share of your national income.

Today this venture has strong revenues, top-tier venture backing, and is a strong IPO or acquisition candidate.

From the mid-1640s, the Dutch East India Company had consolidated its colonial rule in Taiwan, and its tax revenues began to increase.

The Security Council should also demand that the Sudanese government support the fund with a portion of its oil revenues.

The company did not break out China revenues in 2009.

Facebook executives have discussed how revenues for 2010 could hit between $1. 2 to $2 billion, say people familiar with the matter.

Its revenues dropped more than 30% in the second quarter compared with a year earlier.

of allowing it to sell its internet rights to an internet company. And therefore, recoup some of its lost revenues from television.

But he has recently appeared to pin his hopes on a rebounding economy to raise tax revenues and on eliminating waste to cut the deficit.

Governments have traditionally funded projects from general tax revenues, rather than raising the money on a scheme-by-scheme basis.

But an ever-increasing share of the revenues created by burgeoning trading volumes is going to new and different financial centres.

When Emag, the German machine toolmaker, saw its revenues halve in 2009, its owner decided to take radical measures.

Moreover he will take the tenth of your corn, and of the revenues of your vineyards, to give his eunuchs and servants.

IATA, their trade body, claimed the disruption was costing them up to $400m a day in lost revenues and passenger compensation.

This may be why Obama might be happy to have this debate in 2012 and urge a mix of cuts and increased revenues.

China is expected to account for just under a tenth of the company's annual revenues this year, which could reach $42bn.

On this view, Houston is in for a couple of tough years as tax revenues catch up with the recovery.

Both its tourism revenues and foreign currency take up one fourth of the national tourism revenues and of the national currency revenues.

This could mean they have been able to increase revenues even though the number of downloads was flat.

China draws on a value added tax, a corporate earnings tax and a series of administrative fees for the bulk of its revenues.

This was anyway just a timing issue; the development would have led to higher revenues in time.

After acquiring the PC arm of IBM in 2005, high-end computers sold to large enterprises have made up the bulk of its revenues.

This signifies a heavy burden of investment risk and a large uncertainty over future OPEC member countries' oil-related export revenues.

Is the Times's rationale to punish transgressors or to increase revenues?

In the run-up to the financial crisis, bank revenues and profits were driven by reckless trading and dubious lending.

If all goes well, the revenues from sales exceed the cost of operation and the company realizes a profit.

Second fact: the President's new budget for renewable energy is barely a billion dollars in total. Less than one day of Exxon's revenues.

In general, the system was so inefficient that the mere enforcement of existing rules was always likely to yield higher tax revenues.

Almost every small business would like to grow its revenues, but most are only working with teams of a few employees.

Its stagnation is largely the fault of past governments that, eager for tax revenues, short-changed the company's investment budget.

It might be aggravating it when revenues and resources are being paid into coffers of hugely corrupt and oppressive governments.

But much of the Press is still suffering, with magazines and regional newspapers seeing revenues continue to fall.

But most of their revenues ended up in the pocket of international corporations.

West Virginia earns $300 million a year in coal severance taxes, revenues officials say the state needs.

In particular he pointed to the long-awaited return of "positive operating leverage" with revenues growing faster than expenses.

Most luxury companies find themselves with the majority of their costs in euros but up to 80 per cent of their revenues in other currencies.

If your company posts revenues greater than US$1 billion a year, private clouds may be more cost effective than public clouds.

B quantified description of the expected benefits to the wholesaler, in terms of volume, revenues, and profits.

A quantified description of the expected benefits to the wholesaler, in terms of volume, revenues, and profits.

In many places, the revenues earned through fines on scofflaws, known as "social maintenance fees, " feed an entrenched bureaucracy.

Tax revenues remain far below their pre-recession levels though October was a strong month.

You can generate reports at the URL, domain and ad level to see where your ad revenues are originating .

"We still have good traffic, and revenues are growing quarter on quarter, " he said.

By 780, y percent of its revenues the Tang Dynasty derived at least fifty from the state monopoly on salt.

The annual agricultural input of financial departments at all levels should increase by a wider margin than regular financial revenues.

Even if he goes, the regime will still profit from him; SyriaTel is contracted to give 50% of its revenues to the state.

In one case, Cataphora spotted a link between several executives at a firm that had been issuing bogus invoices to inflate its revenues.

The disposable catheters generate recurring revenues for the company .

Such a move would help Baidu steal away the brand identity and ad revenues from Google's own mobile platform.

Revenues could be used to co-finance the bank bail-out fund.

Unfortunately, this attitude earns the company enemies as well as revenues.

"The reality is, you cannot get to $4 trillion without including additional revenues. More revenue is key to this, " he said.

You will spend a fair amount of time keeping track of money -- expenses, revenues, taxes and the like. A math phobia won't help.

Although revenues are fairly stable, and the traditional route is still the only way to launch a blockbuster, the climate is changing.

Yet in terms of the parent company, the Rational brand represents a relatively small percentage of IBM's overall revenues.

The company will keep 30% of the revenues and won't automatically give publishers information about their subscribers.

The president may calculate that these shifts will weaken the Republicans' position and bring them back to the table to talk about revenues.

But he said tumbling global oil prices had halved the oil revenues the government expected to pour into the budget.

But music groups are increasingly having to look to concerts, licensing and merchandise for a greater proportion of revenues.

Numerous political scientists point to Russia's current abundance of oil revenues as the main source of its remaining authoritarianism.

Its defence business accounts for a fifth of its revenues, against three-fifths during the cold war.

It would also reduce proceeds from land sales, on which local governments rely for revenues.

For decades, ad revenues were strong enough to pay for expensive but less-watched public-service programmes.

GE's "ecomagination" strategy of creating environmentally friendly products is said to be responsible for $18 billion in annual revenues.

A form of carbon tax would also help, especially if its revenues could supporting tax code simplification and infrastructure investment.

High inflation is usually positive for corporate revenues, but only for companies that can raise prices ahead of cost.

Taxes must be low enough to encourage investment, but high enough to raise revenues.

With broadcasting and sponsorship fees so high, ticketing accounts for a relatively small proportion of the movement's revenues.

As start-ups surpass revenues of $100m, the pressure on them to go public tends to grow.

Tax revenues are collapsing and with rapidly rising unemployment, the governments' expenses for social charges are soaring.

Even at the top end of the projected range, first-quarter revenues would miss many analysts' forecasts.

That presentation shows how revenues are increasing (hopefully) and how expenses are increasing (hopefully less than revenues).

By 1981, it was reputedly the most profitable casino in the world, buttressing much of the Playboy empire with its gambling revenues.

Where countries do not have adequate reserves and where revenues have fallen, the shortfall will have to come from aid.

Google is unlikely to want to pay such a high price again, given MySpace's declining popularity and disappointing advertising revenues.

Portugal Telecom derives 46% of its revenues from the fast-growing Brazilian unit and its future growth depends on it.

The Sponsoring income from background ad is one of the main revenues of sport events.

The price of its shares has fallen by more than half since they took control due to declining revenues and concerns about its debt.

The division had recorded negative net revenues a year earlier.

Current transport revenues are too puny to cover existing commitments, to say nothing of new initiatives.

Goldman, which releases its third quarter results Tuesday, is widely expected to report lower profit with revenues down across the board.

So I funded the company myself, but I did every horrible thing in the book to just get revenues right away.

Cambodia does not, and Mr Hun Sen and Mr Sok An have still not come up with a coherent plan for managing the oil revenues.

Illegal logging is estimated to cost it $2 billion a year in lost revenues. But that can be fixed by policing.

The town planning commission said that their financial outlook fot the next year was optimistic. They expected increased revenues.

Google is unlikely to want to pay such a high price again, given that declining traffic and thus disappointing advertising revenues.

He estimates that Good NWS would have $17. 3 billion in fiscal 2012 revenues, just under half that of the combined company.

The resulting surge in spending, together with a run of disappointing tax revenues, sent the budget deep into the red (see chart below).

This "accounts for a very substantial part of our China revenues, " said Mr Liu.

Some have proposed easing the pain by returning all the revenues of the tax to the public, either through other tax cuts or direct rebates.

This will bring substantial new revenues into the system, lowering premiums for everyone and reducing the need for subsidies.

Draw up a simple accounting chart for your expenses and revenues.

The financing issue is huge because carbon revenues don't kick in for at least three to five years.

High debt levels across the rich world owe much to the impact of weak growth on tax revenues.

Within five years, analysts expected MAN to be earning almost half its revenues in emerging markets.

Only congressional infusions of money from general revenues have prevented the trust fund from going into the red (see chart).

Many smaller suppliers, with revenues of $50m-$100m a year, are long-established, family businesses.

But with a debt so large, even a small increase in interest rates would start to eat up an unsustainable amount of the country's revenues.

urged European governments to look for ways to help airlines recover from lost revenues.

Spending fell by more than five percentage points as a proportion of GDP and tax revenues rose by almost as much.

All this has kept government revenues buoyant despite cuts in import tariffs.

Video games are overtaking the movie industry in terms of revenues, says analyst Evan Wilson of Pacific Crest Securities.

Chinese online gaming companies are increasing their revenues by 40 percent to 50 percent a year and boast healthy margins, Bagga said.

Effectivelyemployed, the Internet can be a powerful tool for increasing revenues, profits, and market capitalization for multi-channels.

Because you and I stopped buying CDs, the music industry has shrunk, according to revenues and GDP.

He is also believed to have ordered a review of the plastics division, which turns over $6. 6bn a year in revenues.

Licensing and regulating Internet gambling in the United States would provide additional tax revenues, and would reduce tax avoidance.

Such a tax, of around 1-2% of revenues, could raise as much as EURO10m a year, according to the report.

What's more, in the club, the total amount of the salaries takes no more than 50 percent of the revenues.

Just another reminder that the reason to be a Long Tail producer is not direct revenues.

Advertising indirectly generates revenues for brand owners through the increase in sales revenues that are thought to result from these ads.

Margins are also under pressure in derivatives, which account for a third of the firm's investment-banking revenues.

The company's bet on growing display revenues in China is in line with its global strategy.

They would then devote a modest fraction of those revenues to their responsibilities under international law, keeping the rest at home.

Ericsson now generates 40% of its revenues with services, for instance by managing wireless networks around the world.

Ericsson now generates 40% of its revenues from services, for instance by managing wireless networks around the world.

At the national level, revenues lost on income tax would be made up by higher national-insurance contributions.

What's more, building a reputation as an Earth-friendly corporation can do much more than generate increased revenues from green products.

If so, a virtuous circle of yet more jobs, new government revenues and better public services beckons, eventually benefiting the poor.

says operators cannot continue to invest in broadband infrastructure without a fairer share of the revenues it generates.

Responsible for ensuring all revenues generated in the hotel are recorded accurately and discrepancies reported on a timely basis.

The company said: "While the trading environment remains challenging, early indications on second quarter revenues are positive. "

Only unshackled private enterprise and a fairer distribution of oil revenues can halt the slide towards all-out conflict.

The traffic police at Qingyuan, however, apparently did not want to miss any opportunity to increase their revenues by fine.