Whether you think spending cuts are good or bad, what are the odds politicians follow through faithfully with an automatic plan forged in the wake of a debate over an arbitrary marker particularly when the cast of players likely changes a bit this November (and two years hence, and two years hence, and two years hence)?
If it is true that we may expect a decline in the availability of cheap crude oil, and hence diesel and petrol fuels, upon which essentially all world transportation, manufacture and the production and transportation of food, and thus global growth depend, the news on the CO2 emission front must be good.
Airships demonstrate a law of increasing returns: doubling the length increases the surface area (and hence weight) by a factor of four while the volume (and hence lifting capacity) goes up by a factor of eight.
When we turn judgment into curiosity, seeking to find the request for help underneath the accusation, we put ourselves in the optimal position to be generous to others and hence more happy and productive.
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They improved technology, upgraded systems and hence gained in productivity and competitiveness.
First, they squeeze real incomes, and hence spending by firms and households.
It said the benefits resulting from such disclosure were enjoyed both by consumers and suppliers and hence by the economy and the community generally.
Natural gas export is a sensitive political issue and more than one industrial company has complained that such exports would raise domestic gas prices and hence harm American business and the economy in general.
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This offered the most efficient and hence effective tradeoff between risk and return.
Hence Puppet and Chef to automate configuration, so you know every machine has an identical software configuration and is running the right services.
Washing generally involves high temperatures, fine sprays (and hence a large surface area) and a lot of sloshing around of water, all of which promote efficient chemical stripping.
Combined with the liberalisation of financial markets, this may cause big changes in the behaviour of firms and individuals, and hence the previous relationship between money and inflation is likely to break down.
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More stringent engine standards were already set to take effect three years hence, and the EPA was now requiring at least a 90% reduction in the amount of nitrogen oxides and soot emanating from diesel engines.
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Japanese house prices, and hence household wealth, were falling, and have continued to do so.
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The use of water as a force against the skin increases sensitivity in its nerve endings and hence makes the subject feel more awake and alert.
Such an attempt has the virtue of being futile and hence ensuring constant employment for those who teach and write about macroeconomics.
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And the reasons are not hard to find, for across the developed world, debts have escalated alarmingly in recent years and in America not least, hence the vast and growing current-account deficit.
One of the greatest uncertainties is whether this leads to the bioaccumulation of the contaminant load (absorbed and plastic additives), and hence whether micro-plastics represent an additional and significant vector for transferring pollutants.
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The debate as to the correct way to represent the stock market and hence the economy is not a new phenomena and for many decades, the cap-weighted basis has held sway as the best representation.
Even though the pricing is comparable to that offered by the cable companies, the speeds are relatively lower and hence the target market is mainly confined to rural and remote areas.
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"There can be surely little doubt that when people stop connecting with their religious faith - their sense that they are in the hands of a God who loves them - they may easily then start to lose faith in themselves, and hence lose faith also in those around them, and so become angry, embittered and fearful, " he said.
As part of an effort to train a new cohort of local health workers and hence to improve the health delivery services for women and their families in rural communities, Management Sciences for Health (MSH), the Centre for International Education at the University of Massachusetts, International Rescue Committee and seven local non-governmental organisations (NGOs) initiated the Learning for Life (LfL) programme.
The path of prices, and hence the inflation portion of nominal interest rates fell, and as best we can tell will not be raised.
Therefore, both men and women have to start believing that they have equal potential and capabilities, and hence they are both entitled to have the same chances and opportunities to realize themselves on an equal footing.
The official accounting reports submitted by the Canadian companies and corporation are fake in many cases, hence the Canadian and global investors are intentionally misled with the aim to attract the foreign investors to invest in Canadian companies listed at Toronto Stock Exchange.
The asset expansion has produced a sharp rise in bank reserves, and hence the monetary base, which is composed of bank reserves and currency outside the banking system.
The requirements for such co-operation, and hence for modern economic life, which is founded on specialisation and an infinitely elaborated division of labour, are more demanding than you might suppose.
This is the most dangerous of all these illusions, because it treads on moral grounds and arguably lulls citizens and hence public opinion into a sense of heightened righteousness and false security.
My literature review suggests that most economic researchers find that, when other factors are held constant, higher taxes do indeed reduce the level of economic activity and hence migration (See What Is the Evidence on Taxes and Growth?).
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Due to the lack of backbone of successive governments this hasn't been done and hence the geographical disease area is now much of the west of England and Wales, so an effective cull would now have to be incredibly widespread.
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