yieldless

English

Etymology

From yield +‎ -less.

Adjective

yieldless (not comparable)

1. Not providing any yield or return.
   • 1983, Martin S. Feldstein, Capital taxation, page 197:

     In the sample case of riskless and yieldless money, and a multivariate normal distribution for the yields of all other assets, Tobin's famous separation theorem implies that a proportional tax decreases the demand for money and increases the demand for all risky assets.

2. (archaic) unyielding

   And Death's grim hands grip hard below / At mortared seams of the yieldless stone