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- Ability to influence a system, or an environment, in a way that multiplies the outcome of one's efforts without a corresponding increase in the consumption of resources. In other words, leverage is an advantageous-condition of having a relatively small amount of cost yield a relatively high level of returns. Thus, "doing a lot with a little.” See also financial leverage and operating leverage. BusinessDictionary.com - by Enrique Cavalitto
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- Most companies use debt to finance operations. By doing so, a company increases its leverage because it can invest in business operations without increasing its equity. - investopedia.com by Enrique Cavalitto
- So, the first step in getting leverage to work for you is to get the highest possible return from your commercial activities. - jimconnolly.com by Enrique Cavalitto
- Leverage can be experienced through aligning yourself with other businesses that compliment you, your values, your beliefs, and your products or services - risingwomen.com by Enrique Cavalitto
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- L'effet de levier (financier) est l'effet sur la rentabilité financière d'un recours plus ou moins important à l'endettement, à partir d'une rentabilité économique donnée. wikipedia - by ameegagh
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- Si vous avez maximisé votre REER et que vous êtes financièrement à l’aise, emprunter pour investir ou utiliser l’emprunt à effet de levier, peut constituer une stratégie efficace d’accumulation de richesses - Empire Vie by ameegagh
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- Dźwignia to narzędzie, dzięki któremu małą sumą pieniędzy można kontrolować business o znaczenie większej wartości. W ekonomii wyróżnia się najczęściej dwa rodzaje dźwigni: finansową i operacyjną, a także dźwignię łączną stanowiącą iloczyn dwóch wymienionych wcześniej. Own research - by Pawel Michniak
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- Każdy, kto zamierza spekulować swoim kapitałem i korzystać z wysokiej dźwigni, powinien odpowiedzieć sobie na pytanie - jakie są jego szanse przetrwania. - Gazeta Prawna by Pawel Michniak
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