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return key

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1. The expected return on an investment and the investment risk are key determinants in the decision of a market-economy investor to invest.
2. Upon resumption of user activity (e.g. user moves the mouse or presses a key on the keyboard), the computer monitor must return to full operational capability.
3. In the light of the market-economy investor principle, the key question is whether such an investor would have supplied WestLB with capital that had the specific characteristics of Wfa's assets and under the same conditions, especially in view of the probable return on the investment. This question will be examined below.
4. It follows that the key question in examining this case is whether a market-economy investor would have transferred to Helaba capital that had the same characteristics as the Land of Hessen's promotion-related assets and under the same conditions, especially in view of the probable return on the investment.
5. The investigation established that the return to normal competition conditions after the end of the price and market fixing period had an effect on prices and that the price of key raw materials had increased substantially between 1999 and the IP.
6. According to the market-economy investor principle, the key question in examining this case is, therefore, whether a market-economy investor would have transferred under the same conditions capital that had the same characteristics as the promotion-related assets of the Land of Bavaria, especially in view of the expected return of the investment.
7. Upon resumption of user activity (e.g. user moves the mouse or presses a key on the keyboard), the computer monitor must return to full operational capability. In other words, a Sleep Mode is not necessary if the computer monitor can proceed from On Mode/Active Power to Off Mode/Standby Power and meet the Energy Star requirements in the Off Mode/Standby Power.
8. It follows that the key question in examining this case is whether a market-economy investor would have transferred capital that had the same characteristics as the Land of Schleswig-Holstein's promotion-related assets and real estate and under the same conditions, especially in view of the expected return on the investment.
9. In the light of the market-economy investor principle, the key question is whether such an investor would have supplied WestLB with capital that had the specific characteristics of Wfa's assets and under the same conditions, especially in view of the probable return on the investment.
10. In the light of the market-economy investor principle, the key question in examining this case is whether a market-economy investor would have transferred capital that had the same characteristics as the Land of Schleswig-Holstein's promotion-related assets and under the same conditions, especially in view of the expected return on the investment
11. According to the market-economy investor principle, the key question in examining this case is, therefore, whether a market-economy investor would have transferred under the same conditions capital that had the same characteristics as the promotion-related assets of FHH, especially in view of the expected return on the investment.
12. Even in the case of an undertaking with above-average profitability, as BayernLB is described by Germany, the key point is not by how much its profitability lies above the average and whether the investor may nevertheless continue to achieve a satisfactory return in overall terms at the time of the investment.
13. In the light of the market-economy investor principle, the key question is therefore whether such an investor would have supplied NordLB with capital that had the specific characteristics of the LTS assets and under the same conditions, especially in view of the probable return on the investment.
14. Provide a short description of methodology (key assumptions made in valuing costs and benefits) and the main findings of the socio-economic analysis: E.2.2. Please give details of main economic costs and benefits identified in the analysis together with values assigned to them: Benefit Unit value Total value (where applicable) (in EUR, discounted) % of total benefits … … … Cost Unit value Total value (where applicable) (in EUR, discounted) % of total costs … … … E.2.3. Main indicators of the economic analysis Main parameters and indicators 1. Social discount rate (%) 2. Economic rate of return (%) 3. Economic net present value (in EUR) 4. Benefit-cost ratio Values E.2.4. Employment effects of project
15. Net present value (euro) FNPV/C FNPV/K (1) For the calculation of the project profitability without (‘/C’) and with (‘/K’) Community assistance, refer to refer to guidance provided by the Commission in line with Article 40 of Regulation (EC) No 1083/2006. E.2. Socio-economic analysis E.2.1. Provide a short description of methodology (key assumptions made in valuing costs and benefits) and the main findings of the socio-economic analysis: E.2.2. Please give details of main economic costs and benefits identified in the analysis together with values assigned to them: Benefit Unit value (where applicable) Total value (in euro, discounted) % of total benefits … … … … Cost Unit value (where applicable) Total value (in euro, discounted) % of total costs … … … … E.2.3. Main indicators of the economic analysis Main parameters and indicators Values 1. Social discount rate (%) 2. Economic rate of return (%)