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For example, a 2010 study in Vietnam found that commercial farming of the Southeast Asian porcupine, a popular meat source, had not dramatically reduced the hunting of wild porcupines.

Demand for wild products often far exceeds what commercial breeding can realistically offer.

Commercial breeding programs are further disadvantaged because of the perception among some buyers that wild products are more valuable.

For starters, commercial breeding will succeed only if farmed horns are viewed as a substitute for products sourced from wild animals.

Finally, the pro-farming argument assumes that commercial breeders will eventually supply horn at lower prices than poachers.

Commercial breeders dispute that their operations amount to “captivity,” and Hume’s model is meant to replicate wild conditions as much as possible.

He is rewriting the rules of business, based on the belief that Tesla’s success depends on that of the entire market for electric cars, and that his company’s commercial interests are inseparable from the interests of society.

Only in 1996, was the scale of Russia’s inherited Soviet debt burden acknowledged in the form of 25-year rescheduling agreements concluded with the Paris and London clubs of government and commercial creditors.

The London Club (banks and investors holding $32 billion of commercial Soviet-era debt) wrote off 36.5% of this debt earlier this year, and rescheduled the remainder over thirty years.

It is pointless to attempt to divine whether China’s effort to establish the AIIB reflects a desire to strengthen its global standing or is aimed only at advancing the country’s narrowly defined commercial interests.

Commercial ties may also help preserve political stability in the region, especially if the fruits of economic development are perceived by all to be shared in a reasonably fair manner.

The game-changing development is the recognition of a funding gap – a “collective failure” of government, traditional philanthropy, and commercial investors, in the words of the BEC – that creates “a nearly impassable valley of death between promising concept and viable product.”

Similarly, the BEC has pledged to boost the work of others by taking “a flexible approach to early stage, providing seed, angel and Series A investments, with the expectation that once these investments are de-risked, traditional commercial capital will invest in the later stages.”

The fact that commercial banks are not allowed to hold shares in companies has also impeded deleveraging, as it prohibits the use of direct debt-equity swaps to reduce SOE debt.

Because commercial banks are an essential source of funding for member governments, the ECB is forced to refuse liquidity to banks domiciled in insolvent members.

Private companies struggle to gain credit from state-owned commercial banks and are at a disadvantage in the direct financing market.

But more and better-paid commercial lawyers don’t raise output, because companies’ legal expenditures are an intermediate cost.

As long as this internal divergence persists, the euro crisis cannot be fully resolved, because current-account deficits and/or slow growth will continue to stalk the southern European countries, perpetuating worries about sovereign debt and commercial banks.

Unlike International Monetary Fund and World Bank lending, Chinese loans are collateralized by strategically important natural assets with high long-term value (even if they lack short-term commercial viability).

On the contrary, Putin will be able to gain considerable economic benefits from dividing Europe and exploiting the connections with commercial interests and anti-European parties that he has carefully cultivated.

But fish do not respect international boundaries, and it is estimated that 42% of the commercial fish being caught travel between countries’ exclusive zones and the high seas.

Hundreds of thousands of industrial and commercial control systems, including the rapidly growing Internet of Things, are leaving ever-wider swaths of everyday life vulnerable to disruption.

Human rights cannot be “balanced” with the interests of states or commercial companies.

Europe remains a significant economic and commercial actor – one that can rebound at any time, now that it has at least partly transcended its systemic crisis.

Denmark is a pioneer in commercial wind power and produces half of the world’s wind turbines.

Finally, governments should stimulate the development and commercial demonstration of technologies that hold promise for a low-carbon energy future.

To be sure, major central banks have injected dozens of billions of dollars of liquidity into the commercial banking sector, and the US Federal Reserve, the Bank of England, and the Bank of Canada have lowered their interest rates.

According to the World Bank’s “Investment Climate Surveys”, 27% of nearly 4,000 firms doing business in China in 2002-03 described corruption as a “major constraint” on their commercial operations, while 55% reported that they had paid bribes to government bureaucrats and/or local business partners to get things done.

According to this argument, academic scientists should either publish their research openly or leave the university before pursuing commercial interests.

As the university immerses itself more deeply in a wider range of commercial activities, new institutional relationships will almost certainly emerge--often with the encouragement and support of government.

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