Benefit
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The reason was simple: businesses
benefit
from tax exemptions or reductions for products that are exported.
Other countries get the
benefit
of things they didn’t even ask for.”
In such a context, the return of global realpolitik can only
benefit
Russia and harm the US, despite America’s many advantages in terms of hard and soft power.
Growth also must be inclusive; at least a majority of citizens must
benefit.
Better military and financial burden-sharing within both NATO and the ESDP would not only
benefit
the United Kingdom, but would also help to alleviate some of the pressure on other national defense budgets in Europe.
Expanded access to renewable energy would
benefit
African countries in many other ways, too, such as by reducing poverty, improving gender equality, enhancing sanitation, and limiting greenhouse-gas emissions.
So those who are included and
benefit
by free enterprise, yet are burdened by the social costs of exclusion, should all be willing to pay something to remedy these conditions.
People could
benefit
from the subsidy only by engaging in productive work – that is, a job that employers deem worth paying something for.
In the meantime, Latin America’s economies will continue to
benefit
from the world boom in commodity markets, elections will remain normal, and life will go on in the political middle of the road.
The alternative vision that Asahi offered was for Japan to become a world power as a provider and coordinator of global public goods from which all peoples can
benefit
and none can be excluded, such as freedom of the seas or a stable international monetary system.
The fact that companies in these sectors
benefit
from operating close to one another may boost economic development at the expense of peripheral regions.
Not talking to Pakistan is not much of a policy; it has been tried for years, yielding no significant
benefit.
The combination of single-market membership and free movement would be particularly popular with the large cohort of young people who turned out to vote last week for the first time and who consider the ability to live, work, or study anywhere in Europe a major
benefit
of EU membership, not a cost.
For screening to be useful, the test or procedure must readily identify the disease in question, and the subsequent treatment must result in some measurable
benefit.
Several well-managed, randomized, long-term human trials have shown almost no survival
benefit
for those who are screened, diagnosed, and treated, compared to those who were never screened.
Of the studies cited by the USPSTF, one, conducted in Europe, showed a minor
benefit
in a subset of men, with no significant quality-of-life improvement.
Likewise, governments that attract the production that was shed elsewhere need to have policies in place that enable them to
benefit
as much as possible from this global shift, thereby furthering their own economic development.
From the end of World War II until 2007, Western political leaders at least acted as if they were interested in achieving full employment, price stability, an acceptably fair distribution of income and wealth, and an open international order in which all countries would
benefit
from trade and finance.
If someone else could derive greater
benefit
from the money Julia would pay for ice cream, it would be better if she gave the money to that person.
But its longer-term interests lie in having politically stable neighbors that embrace similar economic reforms, thereby opening the way for a free-trade area that would
benefit
the entire region.
Its export-led growth has given it the
benefit
of increasing returns to scale.
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benefit?
Policies intended to
benefit
one country's economy at the expense of another, such as competitive devaluations, were widespread during the Great Depression of the 1930's.
The social
benefit
system remains aimed at the privileged.
Large groups of "outsiders" (young unemployed and first time job seekers, temporary workers, shopkeepers and other self-employed) do not see these supposed benefits because they lack a stable and protected job, or do not qualify for unemployment insurance, or are too young to
benefit
from public pension systems.
Others, too, can
benefit
from its experience.
Children burdened by significant economic insecurity, discrimination, or maltreatment
benefit
most from effective interventions.
There is, however, one policy prescription that would
benefit
many of the countries with the highest levels of inequality.
The American economy will
benefit
in myriad ways from its change in energy supply.
The key question is who would
benefit
if Germany started to import more.
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