and privateers. a less cynical views privateers men as being by a combination of profits and patriotism. and this view is closer to the truth. part of the reason privateering scorned was that many believe that the practice undermined the republican ideals of the revolution, which called for the sacrifice of private interests in the pursuit of liberty, according to mercy. otis warren, author one of the earliest histories of the revolution privateering had a tendency to contract the mind and let it just shrink into selfless views and indulgences. totally inconsistent with genuine republicanism. many of the founding fathers, mothers and other elites agreed in principle. i mean, in theory, but in practice, however, many elites had a more complex view of patriotism. one that wasn't based on hewing to republican above all else. the majority of the delegates to congress clearly believed the privateering was a endeavor that served the public good. they made it a major part of america's war effort and strateg

this shows you on the left private equity shows the this within private equity. these companies are the largest users of performing private credit, and we think that there will continue to be a lot of demand that will meet the supply that's coming into the market given how much this asset class is growing. the next few slides really speak to a little bit more on the liquid markets and the secondary market and default rates. i will try to blow through this fairly quickly. top right we're looking at the leverage or bank loan market. you can see spreads spiked higher in 2022 and flat lined for a while, lower left we're looking at pricing. the blue line on the lower left is yield and fix rate market so you can see that pricing was hurt more than the floating rate orange lines and leveraged loans and just in terms of in term volumes but what is down is a portion of financing them future is the debt capital markets. they picked up recently but private cred sit taking share. next slide. this really talks to direct lending and i will spend a few seconds on this and the h

itself, but the privatization reform, how was it privatized , public property was put up for sale before how is it being done now, it’s actually been 5 years how does privatization take place in the mode of online auctions, where all information is open, where there are no e- e barriers for e-e participants during this time , properties and assets worth uah 14 billion have already been sold. if we talk about how it was before that, yes , before that, privatization auctions also took place. i think that most of them knows and heard a-a it happened in c- let's say it in an analog way yes with the auctioneer gives a hammer where there is an announcement in the newspaper e information about privatization where not every participant e-e was able to get to this auction and as a result of which to a significant number privatization projects, there were questions about the availability of electronic auctions, where all information can be checked from the very beginning of the auction to its end. in these 5 years, we understand that not only some state property is being privatized, but also munic

listen, if you can privatize on me, you need to privatize on me, because this is my apartment. on thether hand, i trust him, as the police owns itself. and come to visit us tonight once again porridge privatization, only firmly in a manly way, and i'll support you. if anything, together we will explain that yes, how, maybe you need to show who is the owner of raik in the house with us to arrange a scandal. and petrov well, there you can hear about the poisoning of lydia dmitry they replied that no one had been sent to her since morning. about how and what versions of the cabinet's prints are being checked now. keep me posted, petrov and scoundrels. andrey evgenievich and i just wanted to come to you on a personal question. well, what is your personal question? i wanted to talk about traffic about the apartment, right? you have a very responsible mission. in the sense well , this difficult apartment came across with the story of stepan's father paradise with great difficulty knocked it out from the authorities. the forest was in a hurry, but his wife was just then paradise pregnant. in

itself, but privatization reform took place as they privatized , put state property up for sale earlierw does privatization take place in the mode of online auctions where all my information is open where there are no e-e barriers for e-e participants during this time property and assets worth uah 14 billion have already been sold if we talk about how was it before that, and before that, privatization auctions also took place. i think that most of them know about them and have heard about them. it happened, let's say, in an analog way , and the auctioneer gives a hammer where there is an announcement in the newspaper and information about the privatization , where not every participant e- e had the opportunity to enter this auction and as a result of which there were questions about a significant number of privatization projects e-e currently e-e availability of electronic auctions where all information can be checked from the very beginning of the auction until its end most of e-e such questions removes if we talk about the objects that were sold , which were the most expensive over th

it needs the private sectors to invest on this. and i did want to talk to you about that because the government wants some 80 percent of the project costs, which is something like $32000000000.00 to be borne by a private invest. as in fact, we had to the president in single board just last month speaking to private investors, asking them to invest, hired a simple question, really is how excited is the private sector? are they putting into money? that's very difficult because at the moment i think the government is trying so hard to get the investors. but let's see how this is split up in terms of the planning and also in terms of the regulations, based on the presidential regulations. number 172022. now this a cut and can be funded by the state budget, but also by the private budget. as you mentioned, is 80 percent and says from relies on this private budget of clothes. there's some sentiment. so this headspace concepts about the potential conflict of interest and also influence that the wealthy individuals or corporations may have

mina bakhshi, people, this is what can be said, anyway, the private sector of this private sector has various problems, some of them are considered semi-governmental and depend on the devices , and it is good in its place, or even if you are not in charge of the implementation yourself. it is a step, but when we talk about popularizing the economy, it is a possibility it should be considered beyond these, see the appropriate mechanisms so that the people can directly put their capital in a place where the trustees of the country's economic sector can maximize the exploitation of these capitals of the people of klotte. ok, let it cool down and put it in unproductive places. now we have taken a new action for the first time. your excellency's year was related to deposits, but today we can claim that we have the necessary infrastructure to fully establish the oil exchange through the military energy exchange. well, this work was necessary for the first time in the 13th government, and we did this action regardless of how successful it was at the beginning, but because it was the right th

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use the capabilities and capacity of the private sector. the aristocracy must apply its rule on this part. where will we be in two years? in two years, god willing, we will be able to set up provincial skins and let's see. this is how it was in the past. what can we say in farsi ? the other one that is not neighboring should be tehran, the center of analysis and exchanges it is known as lashkar crossroads or the beehive. it is very famous. the building was located here and there. it is divided into different parts of the country. for example, sistan and baluchistan, a shipment was supposed to be transported to east azerbaijan. it should be there. tehran is the lashkar crossroad. the final destination was determined and sent. now, if sistan and baluchistan was located, for example, bushehr would have to be rerouted. tehran, tehran should be sent to bushehr, and this fars should also go to bushehr . to dargh yaab pousti in mazandaran province, khorasan razavi, east azarbaijan, fars, or the year i forgot, let's create the backs to the skin, th

military company, uh, we translate into russian , either as a private military company, or as a private military security company and it is confusing because the security component. it can be different, so to speak . this is what we translate into russian. this is not exactly the sphere of security, it is correct to say that a private military company in the field of security and safety - this is a whole range of measures that such companies actually carry out. in 2012, a retired turkish army general one tangriverdi set up an international private military consulting company saded besides consulting. she is in charge of staff training and logistics. for the turkish army, turkish western media have repeatedly reported on the participation of pmcs in military conflicts, including in the training of fighters of the free syrian army opposing assad, and in 2020, the us authorities suspected sadad of transferring syrian militants to support the libyan government of national accord in three oppositions inside turkey worries that this is erdogan's personal army, which he could use during the el

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so like in most industries, the public sector turn to the private sector for health. private detention centers are seen as a quick fix to the problem of overcrowded understaffed public presence. and today, privatized sick prisons make up over 10 percent of the corrections market. turn it over $7400000000.00 per year. and now there is a range of private industries and public agencies who continue to profit from mass incarceration. private companies are frequently granted contracts to operate prison, food and health services, and even prison, telecom, and commissioner functions. this has bought a multi 1000000000 dollar private industry with things like phone calls, medical care, and commissioner. it costs offloaded to the families of prisoners. these private companies offer a correctional solution that prevents the government from having to sinking more capital into brick and mortar of new prisons and other long term costs, such as pensions and salaries and health care for new prison staff. a private presence not only provide state and federal government with a lower per diem cost, but

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bring the private sector . these are the initiatives that we tried to pay more attention to in the program because it was the popularization of the economy that can be realized in practice and the discussion of the inflation rate is the venue of the program. what is the seventh number? multiplying by the number and single-digit inflation during the program years is one of our goals to be able to gradually reduce inflation until the end of the program period in such a way that in the final year of the program inflation will reach 11-digit percentage, and of course, for this to happen , it must we should control the growth of the monetary base of roma in banks, or in other words, we should control the creation of new roles. we set a target that the monetary base growth will decrease to 13 and a half percent at the end of the program, and now we will reduce the monetary base growth by 31% to 32%. why does this happen that it leads to liquidity that leads to multiple inflations you have pathologized the factors tha

private, never up for discussion, a very private space.able to talk about what they like away from the cameras and all this pomp— away from the cameras and all this pomp in— away from the cameras and all this pomp in public view of things. it may well— pomp in public view of things. it may well be that ukraine is up for discussion — may well be that ukraine is up for discussion. the public political side _ discussion. the public political side of— discussion. the public political side of this visit is around the environment and climate change, that is the _ environment and climate change, that is the stuff— environment and climate change, that is the stuff we know that they definitely will be discussing. it is a sub'ect definitely will be discussing. it is a subject close _ definitely will be discussing. it is a subject close to _ definitely will be discussing. it 3 a subject close to both men's cards. president biden said to king charles, when he was prince charles, we need you badly and he praised his leadership on the subject. prince ch

apart from this, we have to provide the private sector as much as possible.must provide the conditions for the private sector to come to insta, the main action . the counter and the representative offices that we have with famous, then to our private sector, approximately 28 we have 1000 postal points, the news is from 28 thousand to almost 12000 crowns related to the postal company itself, of which i have 12 thousand to the private sector, which the private sector contracts with us, and it charges us according to the number of parcels it receives . what can we say in farsi dargah? if i'm not mistaken, let's use the post port. let's see. in the past, every parcel wanted to be transported from anywhere in iran, except neighboring provinces, should be sent to another province that is not neighboring. it should be tehran, the center of the famous jalal shekar distribution and exchange, or the beehive, which is very famous. the building was there, and it all arrived there, and from there it will be distributed to different parts of the country. i will give an exa

this is the company that private jets, falcons but also fast jets. seen deals around india in the world. this is one of the best selling jets. interesting to see what the company is saying and what are the continuing impacts of ukraine ward. abb out as well, sap earnings and volvo car figures. today, positive data out of the european car sector, signs of stability. but we get into the earnings narrative. you guys are a bit ahead of us. we have the big banks already but are not quite done with the big banks yet. kailey: we still have to get results from the regional banks, more coming up throughout the next several days after the biggest ones just wrapped up earnings with goldman rounding things out this morning. here is what david solomon had to say about their tough quarter. >> several items related -- impacted results. in particular, shifting our asset wealth management business and the pivot to narrow consumer ambition. kailey: joining us as gerard cassidy of rbc. there is what david solomon just said and you also have to factor in the hit from re

yesterday he denied ever owning a private plane. >> i hope it wasn't problematic for your private jet>> i don't own a private jet, i have never owned a private jet and it is pretty stupid to talk about coming in a private jet from the state department up here, honestly, if that is where you want to go, go there. believe me. >> harris: he went on to say his wife owns the private jet. okay, they don't share things? we don't have time to get into the marriage. later in the hearing, mike michael waltz pressed about the family's past ownership of the jet and had receipts. >> you just testified under oath you never owned a private jet, i would like to enter the record article here from february 15th of 2023, the john kerry family private jet was sold shortly after accusation of climate hypocrisy, do you stand by the testimony that you never owned or your family? >> yes, my wife owned a plane. >> you flew on that plane? >> not in a number of years, i have flown on it, sure. >> this article is not inaccurate? >> my wife owned it. afford me the right at least to set the record straight here. i

the private sector . these plans are initiatives that we tried to pay more attention to in the program, because it was the popularization of the economy that can be realized more in practice, and the issue of the inflation rate is the targeting of the seventh plan. what is the number of glands and single-digit inflation during the program years is one of our goals to be able to gradually reduce inflation until the end of the program period in such a way that in the final year of the program inflation will reach 11 digits and of course for this to happen, it must happen. control the growth of roma's monetary base in banks or in other words, we have to control the creation of new roles. we set a target that the monetary base growth will decrease to 13 and a half percent at the end of the program. it is possible that you pathologized the factors that led to inflation in wr100 . we pathologized the factors that caused the monetary base to grow and create more liquidity and more inflation. one of the most impo

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and use that to get more private funding. the moon... that's one small step for man... ..one giant leap for mankind. ..although not without technology that was developed by private companies at the height of the space race with the soviet union. and over the years, that space race has yielded all sorts of innovations that have become part of our everyday lives. camera phones, sneakers, baby formula and prosthetic limbs all owe at least some of their development to space exploration. and it's likely there'll be plenty more of that innovation in the years ahead. some of the biggest rivals for those private companies include the deep pocketed chinese government, which is the only country to have its own space station, as well as russia and india, who both have sizeable space programmes. that said, it's cheaper than ever to get to space. so how are companies hoping to make money out of orbiting in thin air? well, i've been speaking to the man who's literally written the book on the space economy, but is also the founder of the in

haidi: china is going more support for the private sector. they will treat private firms the same.ring in our chief north asian correspondent stephen engle in hong kong. this both fits in with the broad confidence boosting message that we've had this week, but also the idea that private enterprises might be back in favor again. stephen: they need the private sector, obviously. before the discovering of the ant ipo in october of 2020, these platform companies like alibaba, like tencent, were a big employer, and they contributed quite a bit through china's new main pillar of consumption and the likes. so, the private sector is taking quite a battering, whether it's the property sector, online gaming, online education, all reglet tory pressure. building back that confidence is key. can they talk it upward did they need to throw stimulus at the problem, and that's one of the reasons why the market reaction has been a little bit muted, even though there has been a pop up for the platform economy like alibaba since they finished the rectification process, the government finally gave the

marketplace through private competition. that's 17 year delay. and if you remember the recent debate we had over adding, you know, progressive wanted to add dental vision and hearing to traditional medicare. well, where did that come from? that came private market competition, a marketplace where those are already available. so i think that one of the things that this shows is that for the future of medicare for beneficial is actually private market competition, something that will benefit them. right. let me ask you this. what do you think is the source of this intense opposition to, this movement mean? i'd like to ask all three of you this the idea of transforming medicare into competitive market. what what what is the real guts of this opposition? what in other words, what is the motivation at the end it comes from the idea that self-interest is a bad in health care and everything you ever heard of bernie sanders say there should be no profit anywhere in health care. we really believes it. and he's not the only one. and t

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the privatization is, is the process now as well. that's a very important point that he just made. most of the word does not realize that under the foreign debt, ukraine has gone to see the structural adjustment programs that have been dictated by the west and financial institutions. such as a, b, r, d through europe and back for reconstruction development needing to privatization and liberalization. and one of the big changes that have been implemented much against the will of the ukraine and people focus of academic, civil society. and farmers is the land reform know which was implemented in 2020, which creates a land back, basically allows the sales agricultural allat. so a new report that you referred to water and test is really about the takeover of the you paid in agricultural land. and it exposed at the producers were exporting commodities from ukraine. today. i'm actually a large agribusinesses visa, only got word associated with european and not the american financial institutions, in particular, the european back for recons

yes. private independent school. yes, that is right- _ private independent school.that is right. the _ private independent school. yes, that is right. the last _ private independent school. yes, that is right. the last day - private independent school. 133 that is right. the last day of private independent school. 1&1: that is right. the last day of term, as you say, reports coming in just before ten o'clock to the police, so you would have thought that most of the students would be at school by ten o'clock in the morning. the school itself is not commenting, as you can imagine, during an incident like this. they have far better things to deal with an answer calls from the press, so they are not commenting. but there are some comments from the wimbledon and putney commons area. they have owes people to stay away from the area, saying that following the incident at the edge of the common on camp road, the public are asked to avoid the area of the commons to allow free access to the emergency services. they say emergency vehicles are likely to be using the commons to

i don't own a private jet. i personally have never owned a private jet.pretty stupid to talk about coming in a private jet. >> brian: is it because you are always talking about the climate. dtudor dixon calls out the doubi standard, next. cosentyx works for me. cosentyx helps real people get real relief from the symptoms of psoriatic arthritis or psoriasis. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to or if ibd symptoms develop or worsen. i move so much better because of cosentyx. ask your rheumatologist about cosentyx. we used to struggle with greasy messes. now, we just freak, wipe, and we're done! with mr. clean clean freak, conquering messes is that easy. clean freak's mist is three times more powerful, and it works on contact. clean freak, just freak, wipe, done. polly pratts wore many hats. they came from past jobs in fact. every time she experienced something new, her stack of hats grew. she even served turke

going up know that as private renters. going up by know that as private renters.ven higher in high demand areas, like london or big urban centres. rents are rising. alongside that housing benefit for private rented sector tenants, benefits have been frozen all the rents are rising. few of those properties are not affordable. the institute for fiscal studies has shown that only around 5% of private rented sector accommodation is affordable for recipients of housing benefit. on top of that, the government has promised to scrap section 21 no—fault evictions, but they haven't done so yet. while no—fault evictions is still on the statute books, it is relatively straightforward for landlords to evict their tenants. that is all driving homelessness.- evict their tenants. that is all driving homelessness. there are so many reasons _ driving homelessness. there are so many reasons behind _ driving homelessness. there are so many reasons behind these - driving homelessness. there are so| many reasons behind these figures, aren't there?— aren't there? what can be done? in th

how many almost half of all private clinics in the capital?e dental service of our country now employs almost 13.000 5.250 specialists. of these , dentists and another 7,500 employees with secondary medical education, this is enough to provide belarusians with dental care according to who for every 10,000 people. we have almost six dentists the same number in austria, slightly less in britain only 3.5 in poland and less than three in russia slightly more than we have in the usa 6.5 in france more than eight in italy and germany belarus occupies a very good position in this rating, but is not going to stop there enrollment of universities will increase, for example, stone flag bsmu a year ago recruited 120 students, and this year it is preparing to accept 190 people, 160 of them on the budget and 30 on a paid form of education 80% of the state employees will go to the target. definition, that is , then they will disperse around the country to sharply increase recruitment will not work for students, you need to increase the staff of teachers, an

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private manager company which is acting in the, in the ukraine. all of these companies. uh, sure, uh, signing a contract with the minister of defense. and uh, actually uh, uh for themselves on the direct amount of lots of people and i read the company, but the direct amount of the minister of defense to pardon was the only leader on the ball. and i wrote the private company who refused after the show said in this case, you are out of the bedroom for you. you may have whenever you want to in africa, in asia where you study the brand and ukraine, only complex units subordinate the general stuff. so the last throw defense will continue a special operation after that. of course, uh gordon. when furious and uh, actually uh, the these restless in absolutely service most next. well we're talking about the wagner group, but is the fact that rushes ministry defense allows privatize ation. in the 4th is a problem with some sort of legacy of the neo liberal ninety's. do you think that has to be a re thinking the russian ministry your defense of using private

companies and a wise man is not the only private manager company which is uh, acting in the, in the ukraine. all of these companies, uh, sure, uh, signing a contract with the minister of defense and uh, actually uh the owner of the company. but the direct amount of the minister of defense portion was, uh, the only uh, private company who refused. after that, uh, show us that in this case, uh you are out of the back of you. you may have when, whenever you want in africa and asia where you started, you want to do anything about the brand and ukraine only from a few minutes to the last throw defense. we'll continue a special operation after that of course. uh and uh, actually the, the absolutely socialist x. well, we're talking about the wagner group, but is the fact that rushes ministry defense allows privatization in the 4th is a problem with some sort of legacy of the neo liberal ninety's. do you think that it has to be a re thinking the russian ministry or defense of using private contract is i know you've said that in the nato may suffer because of using private contract is just t

we don't own a private jet. i don't own a private jet. i've personally never owned a private yet. >> sean: i personally but my wife did for many years until i was pressured to get rid of it and he did claim once that he had a million dollars ownership in that plane. why let facts get in the way. he says he never personally owned one but the family sold that private jet that was in an llc just last year because he was ridiculed over his climate hypocrisy, so his bizarre claims didn't stop there, though. take a look at this. >> i do not fly on a private jet. i do not fly -- i fly commercially. >> sean: really, john? you fly commercial shally because in 2019 you told a reporter while in iceland at a climate event, there for a climate summit that flying private was "the only choice for someone like me because of the important work that i do." take a look. >> on that issue, pollution, i understand that you came here with a private jet. is that an environmental way to travel? >> if you offset your carbon, it's the only choice for somebody like

where we form capital is our private funds group.on: great to have you here talking about public and private networks and the edge where they bring the ai capacity write to you. right at the outskirts of toronto i imagine or maybe inside. jon: speaking of canada, still lantus just got subsidized for a new battery plant in ontario. more next, this is bloomberg. ♪ this is ge aerospace, advancing flight for future generations. ♪ welcome to a new era of flight. jon: time now for for what it's worth. $11 billion u.s. is how much subsidy funding the canadian government will provide to stellantis for an ev battery plant after canada already committed huge incident is to volkswagen for a similar facility. this is due in part to a parallel pitch being made in the u.s. following the passage of the inflation reduction act. matt: this is i guess their answer to the inflation reduction act an incredible amount of stimulus for these corporations. stellantis $15 million canadian. volkswagen $13 billion canadian. they are making a big push with thes

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when it comes to the private sector, there i comes to the private sector, there are reallyjust comesrselves, spacex at least, $10 million. would they be able to be so successful without those public sector contracts? weill. those public sector contracts? well, certainl , those public sector contracts? well, certainly. the _ those public sector contracts? well, certainly, the incentive _ those public sector contracts? well, certainly, the incentive for- those public sector contracts? -ii certainly, the incentive for them to start their work was government payments and investment. for example, the whole commercialjet airline — what do you think it was developed for? it was originally developed for? it was originally developed for? it was originally developed for the us military after world war ii. look at whatjet aeroplanes do in the commercial sector today. so, sometimes they receive money, there's incentive money to start in the commercial sector. �* , ., �* money to start in the commercial sector. �* , ., , money to start in the commercial sector. �* �* , ., , ., sector. and you've

why do we we are not going to strengthen the private sector so that the private sector can be independentents should do this because there was a government that actually ended the 8th year of the islamic era, but if it was the private sector, it would have done this. why is it now importing from some countries to them ? it seems that now you are gone. ministry of agriculture, you should think about them too, why we can't move the heavy goods to a place where it can be produced at a cheaper price, which is one of the necessities of observation. after all, this government has a political view, and if the private sector is not activated, it will be strengthened so that i can really have a strategic and infrastructural relationship that is really dependent on the khan government in the medium term, one of the necessities of the trade development organization, which is now written in the government , is the issue of concentration and transportation infrastructure of the shipping lines of the islamic republic of iran. a line had been established, and the gate of the city of africa was strengthe

it's investments to help spur private sector growth. how does that really feed through to the middle class? how are individuals and households really going to see that? jared: well, it's -- it's businesses that create employment and it's middle-class households that create economic activity for businesses. so it is a virtuous cycle. when we say middle-out growth, we're talking about consumers who have healthy economic conditions, making the kinds of purchases and investments that stimulate the private sector to keep this virtuous flywheel going. and one of the things that happens when we fail to sufficiently invest in public infrastructure is that we don't crowd in enough private investment so that the consumer, middle-class consumer, doing have the buying cloud, doesn't have the labor market, doesn't have the job to get the growth cycle going. so it's really kind of in some levels sort of simple but another level pretty profound virtuous cycle. you know, when we say middle out growth, that's not just a catchphrase. it's actually an arc

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sector of ict, the private sector, that is, if the network is wanted in a certain country, the private sector prepares the land for only a thousand tomans and contracts. the marketing of the private sector is very strong in this field in the provision of engineering services in construction, road construction, apartment building. we do not have the private sector in the public sector to do this . until the end of this year and another year what will be the volume of financial transactions of our exports to africa? the current 1,200 million dollars, which is one thousandth of the volume of the entire african market, and do you think that in one year we will be asked why we did not enter this market in 44 years and come in different governments, maybe at one time it was much easier and easier . it is bad, but in the countries of the world and zimbabwe, they say up to 10 times 20 times the peace of billions and 280 billions, dad khali, you closed the tiger's long tail, we have a long time in the next two years, after the surgery you are having, for a few years after the event, you have la