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Meanwhile, the companies that have so gleefully enriched their executives and shareholders typically face little, if any, blowback from their illicit or unethical
activities.
The lesson pharmaceutical companies seem to have taken from the challenges to Big Tobacco is to hide their
activities
better, rather than to be better.
Meanwhile, the share of jobs entailing non-repetitive
activities
or requiring high-level digital skills is likely to rise from some 40% to more than 50%.
As Bennett notes, while some Poles did help Jews, “these
activities
were few and not central.”
Through private credit creation and financial alchemy, they have amassed huge gains that are wildly disproportionate to the social return of their
activities.
Owing to their substantial market power and lobbying prowess, they now regularly engage in the kind of rent-seeking
activities
that were once the exclusive preserve of the financial industry.
These powers have been extended to new
activities
that were not previously considered areas of technological innovation, such as finance and business methods.
The Friedman-Simons view that businesses’ sole social responsibility is to increase profits assumes that competent, non-corrupt governments both provide the public goods necessary for a prosperous economy and contain the negative externalities, like pollution and climate change, that result from private economic
activities.
Now, partly in response to fears that Britons who have joined the fighting in Syria may return to carry out terrorism at home, the government has proposed legislation enabling it to revoke the citizenship of naturalized Britons suspected of involvement in terrorist
activities
– even if this makes them stateless.
(Since the start of the year, more than 40 Britons have been arrested on suspicion of engaging in military
activities
in Syria.)
Suppose that the government gets it right 19 times out of 20 when it relies on suspicion of involvement in terrorist
activities
to revoke people’s citizenship.
This would not have happened if incremental reform was ingrained in the WTO’s regular
activities.
This results in the “securitization” of the traditional financial assets, and forces German banks to shift their focus from the old-fashioned lending business into securities underwriting and trading
activities.
Another study, by the Boston Consulting Group, points out that many small export-oriented European Union member countries – namely, the Benelux, Baltic, and Nordic countries – rank well above the US in so-called “e-intensity,” which covers IT infrastructure, Internet access, as well as businesses, consumer, and government engagement in Internet-related
activities.
The same rule could be applied to other
activities.
Indeed, the US tax code is riddled with special preferences and contains large differences in effective tax rates across individuals and economic
activities.
What has been uncovered thus far ranges from legal but ethically suspect use of tax loopholes to efforts to stash or launder money gained through corruption or other illegal
activities.
In 2014, the United States and Europe cut aid to Uganda, owing to a bill imposing penalties on homosexual
activities.
The Clinton Administration has failed to pay U.S. back dues to the U.N., partly because of Republican opposition in the Senate, but partly because the Clinton administration simply hasn't been willing to champion worthy U.N.
activities
as a priority for the U.S. On the one side the U.S. presses for reforms at the U.N. agencies, but when they happen, as at the WHO, the reforms are met with U.S. calls for still more budget stringency.
In its latest authoritative assessment, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) concluded last year that scientists are now 95% certain that human
activities
are the principal cause of rising temperatures.
But igniting and sustaining rapid growth requires something more: production-oriented policies that stimulate ongoing structural change and foster employment in new economic
activities.
They can overextend their finances, fall victim to promotions, invest carelessly in the wrong assets, and direct production into regions and
activities
on the basis of momentary excitement rather than calculation of economic fundamentals.
Today, cooperatives cover a range of
activities
and come in a variety of shapes and sizes, from small-scale agricultural and consumer organizations in Africa to some of the leading agricultural brands and largest financial-service providers in North America and Europe.
These are normal
activities
of insurance companies.
The cyber domain of computers and related electronic
activities
is a complex man-made environment, and human adversaries are purposeful and intelligent.
If anything, dependence on complex cyber systems for support of military and economic
activities
creates new vulnerabilities in large states that can be exploited by non-state actors.
For example, the new labor-displacing technologies could make feasible
activities
for which there had been insufficient skilled labor.
After all, the technology behind it could not only help to reduce systemic risk by creating safeguards shielding the payments system from useful but unpredictable financial activities; it could also play an important role in bolstering much-needed economic growth.
What is clear is that, by allowing a greater proportion of an economy’s wealth to be channeled toward investment and other productive economic activities, a more efficient financial-services industry boosts economic growth.
The Ministry of External Affairs first attempted to assuage China, stating that “no additional color should be ascribed to the Dalai Lama’s religious and spiritual activities.”
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