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But the UK will continue to argue that it must be the beginning, not the end, of a wider determination to liberalize trade, in order to benefit from the growth and jobs that doing so brings.
A property tax or a local surcharge on personal income taxes would target those who most benefit from urban living.
China’s citizens, especially its poor, would benefit from a shift in government policy from the physical expansion of cities and infrastructure to the delivery of better, more fairly distributed public services.
Throughout the region, government officials shut out those they regard as troublemakers and manipulate procedures for issuing broadcast licenses to benefit political allies or silence independent voices.
More frequently, uncertainty leads to someone claiming to know how to eliminate it - frequently through arbitrary powers that benefit but a few.
That is why I believe that these countries – and the eurozone more generally – would benefit from euro depreciation.
German exports would also benefit from a weaker euro, boosting overall economic demand in Germany.
But, relative to other forms of taxation, energy taxation tends to benefit consumers overall.
The WHO should make it clear that while it may not be advocating for LGBT political rights, it is determined to ensure that all those who can benefit from PrEP are able to access the necessary drugs, without fear of legal consequences.
Prioritizing problems, and then focusing on the most effective solutions, is a narrative that would benefit every country.
Since some of the benefit (much of it in the case of small, open economies) will accrue to others, stimulus packages are likely to be smaller and more poorly designed than they otherwise would be, which is why a globally coordinated stimulus package is needed.
Within the EU, this is less of an issue, given that small states – in theory – still benefit from free trade within the Union; but, outside of the EU, the situation of the remaining state can be dire.
There is no doubt that Russia and China will benefit, at least in the short term, from America’s abdication of leadership.
When the US does so in pursuit of public goods that benefit others as well as Americans, the nature of America's ends may substitute for the means in making US power acceptable in the eyes of others.
Debt markets would also benefit from such an initiative.
An additional benefit of dispersing these productive resources will be greater interaction with Brazil’s South American partners.
Moreover, a country need not develop its own Silicon Valley to benefit.
Countries on the periphery of the network of global data flows can benefit more than countries in the center.
These include proliferation of weapons of mass destruction around Russia's borders; international terrorism and drug trafficking which benefit from social and economic dislocations, especially across the Greater Middle East; and the challenge of Islamic militancy.
These firms often benefit from intellectual-property monopolies, reinforced by free-trade agreements designed to strengthen corporate power.
The uneven development of infrastructure, as a result of priorities skewed to benefit colonialists, can lead to resources being distributed unevenly, which can lead to increasing social fissures.
Two areas that would benefit from their own quantifiable benchmarks are diagnostics, to prevent antibiotics from being prescribed unnecessarily, and agriculture, where antibiotics are used excessively to promote livestock growth.
The US stands to benefit as much as Mexico if conditions south of the border begin breaking good.
Efficient companies are punished for their success by being held to a special standard that expects them to cuddle their competitors, instead of continuing to out-price and outsell them, to the benefit of consumers.
It is the less efficient competitors, and not consumers, that are the most likely to benefit from punishing Intel for lowering its prices.
There is near-universal agreement that no one will benefit from a dangerously warmer planet.
Between Apple’s recent decision to relinquish its Chinese user data storage to a Chinese partner and Google’s announcement that it will site a new AI research center in China, US technology giants are not just making deals to benefit their “stakeholders.”
Life insurance companies, drug firms, businesses providing services for the elderly, and investors in retirement real estate would all benefit from increased longevity, while defined-benefit pension plans and annuity providers would lose.
The likely outcome is a further cut in public investment, combined with additional social spending and an increase in the minimum wage, which would benefit some Germans, but also make it more difficult for refugees to find jobs.
Assuming that they comply with the Maastricht Treaty's provisions concerning the EMU - and are not unfairly held to more stringent criteria - the core issue is whether new members would benefit more by waiting or whether they should seek early entry.
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