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Meanings of higher returns in English

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Usage of higher returns in English
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You would simply be trading off potentially higher returns for wealth preservation.
News.com.au
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REITs offer higher returns in Japan where interest rates are near zero.
Reuters
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They are considered riskier than corporate lending but generally produce higher returns.
Reuters
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This is one area where scrutinizing internal fund management can reap higher returns.
Reuters
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But rising trading costs are expected to prompt investors to demand higher returns.
Reuters
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Investors and analysts agree there are several routes to higher returns.
Reuters
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This is rare, as state-owned entities generally offer higher returns than their governments.
Reuters
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That means that the injection of increased investment should yield disproportionately higher returns.
The Irish Times
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The higher returns offered drew good demand for both bond sales.
The Irish Times
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These institutions tend to want higher returns, sooner, than their predecessors.
Reuters
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Funds that employ additional leverage, can generate even higher returns on first-lien loans.
Reuters
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The company has been focusing on its larger malls, which provide higher returns.
Reuters
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For savers to chase higher returns overseas wouldn't be all bad.
Reuters
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With lower costs of investment and higher returns, British business was in rude health.
The Guardian
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The value of emerging economies' currencies have risen as investors seek higher returns elsewhere.
Reuters
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Since the financial crisis, investors have ventured into Africa in search of higher returns.
Reuters
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