How to pronounce Endowments in English

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endowments. Altogether, U.S.

Standard for endowments.

The world of endowments.

Of their endowments every year.

That's the best argument for endowments.

These massive university endowments are pretty distinctly American.

Subsidized by Medicare, investments on endowments and money from

endowments come with a multi-billion dollar tax break.

endowments grew very slowly in the 1960s and the 1970s.

With billions of dollars floating around, endowments and the universities

Large numbers of American institutions, not just university endowments, to

Over the course of Napoleon’s reign, he received endowments worth more

Schools with those endowments tend to reduce spending from the endowment

Schools with smaller endowments might not have the resources to build

But Charlie's research points out how interlace the world of endowments

In 2016, Congress asked universities with endowments how much they were

But universities are already spending about 5 percent of their endowments

Those endowments will then be used to perpetuate these great institutions

What we've seen with endowments is when there are economic downturns, the

Their endowments became a lot bigger and the universities became a whole

Harvard's website does say that it doesn't use endowments to reduce tuition

The elite schools were investing roughly 60 percent of their endowments in

Neither the public nor the people who regulate endowments or tax them have

Large endowments are managed by a committee of investors, often as part of

Many schools with big endowments have something like it in one form or

Regulate endowments or tax them have a very good idea of what the purpose

Will endowments still be the best way to make sure higher education has money to grow?

It's hard to look at the endowments tax and not to see an attempt to tap a

You can make a lot of money by managing endowments for universities. You can make big big money.