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Excessive leverage, rather than skills, can be seen as the source of their resulting profits, which then flow disproportionately to employees, and of their sometimes-massive losses, which are borne by shareholders and taxpayers.
If that prediction is borne out, biofuels will consume 12% of the world’s coarse grain, 28% of its sugar cane, and 14% of its vegetable oil.
After all, payment imbalances always have two sides, and the burden of adjustment should not be borne only by deficit countries.
A good proportion of the losses on subprime lending was thus borne by banks from Northern Europe, leaving these banks in no position to sustain further losses on their European peripheral lending.
Air safety is slightly different, because a crashing plane can kill people on the ground, but the greatest risks by far are borne by the passengers and crew.
Less than a week later, on March 4, the FT’s report was borne out.
Whatever the ultimate agreement in Paris, climate negotiators must ensure that the accrued losses resulting from global emissions are borne fairly and do not remain the sole burden of those suffering the greatest harm.
These assertions, however, are not borne out by the evidence.
After all, the Iranians have borne far harsher sanctions than those imposed on Russia so far.
So, Trump has essentially proposed a new tax on US consumers and export industries, the costs of which will be borne largely by his own supporters in the American heartland and Rust Belt.
None of these dire predictions has been borne out by events.
It will be a few years yet before we can determine whether these ambitions have borne fruit.
The world now sees and understands the mighty burden Russia has borne, and is bearing, in Chechnya.
The burden of reduced consumption to pay for government spending is actually borne by the generation which lends the government the money in the first place.
On the contrary, it is a weight that must be borne as transparently, inclusively, and judiciously as possible.
But, while no one disputes that things have gone wrong in Greece, the argument that fiscal consolidation necessarily leads to never-ending recession is not borne out by the facts.
Having borne the brunt of the blame for the government shutdown of October 2013, Republican leaders decided to stifle their more radical “Tea Party” members and refrain from similar dead-end showdowns in 2014.
Unfortunately, my prediction has been borne out: Putin has built a modernized version of the corporatist state, adhering almost perfectly to Mussolini’s formula: “everything within the state; nothing outside the state; nothing against the state.”
The principal risk I see today is that being borne by investors in dollar-denominated debt – and I don’t believe they are charging a fair price for what they are doing.
Closing the gap with tax hikes – the burden of which would be borne largely by middle-income households – would threaten both economic growth and living standards.
Unlike past creditor nations - Great Britain in the 19th century and the US for most of the 20th - Japanese investors have borne the exchange-rate risk involved in foreign lending.
Despite all of the optimistic talk about wind, solar, geothermal, and other sustainable, non-carbon-emitting energy sources, no alternative is remotely ready to shoulder the energy burden currently borne by fossil fuels.
The burden of weak or non-existent recoveries should not be borne by the unemployed, including the young.
The huge costs of depriving women and girls of rights and opportunities are borne not only by women and girls themselves, but also by their families, communities, and the entire economy.
The costs will be borne by those in developing countries, especially the poor.
Speculators, not surprisingly, have borne more than a little of the wrath.
Earlier generations may have borne the burden of working and waiting more readily, but nowadays people want results here and now.
Moreover, the burden of the crisis was distributed in an unjust way: most of the pain has been borne by the poor.
Meanwhile, low-income Greek households have borne the brunt of austerity.
Troubled WaterWASHINGTON, DC– By the time you finish reading this article, at least five children will have died because of diseases borne by dirty water.
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