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This ongoing debate has impeded decisions on the future of deep wells in Blue Amazonia.
For a range of goods, automation means that production location and outsourcing decisions no longer depend primarily on labor costs.
Quality of talent, infrastructure, energy costs, and speed to market are assuming greater weight in such decisions.
Decisions about business investment are even starker.
Opaque decisions and unexplained priorities are unlikely to receive public support.
Making such data open and accessible should be viewed as a basic condition of ensuring people’s ability to hold governments accountable and thus participate in decisions that affect their lives.
Every country makes policy decisions of many sorts every week, many of which can be expected to have an indirect effect on the exchange rate in one direction or the other.
We have avoided tough decisions for decades.
Such information is crucial for making good decisions.
It still gives the victors of the Second World War permanent membership of the Council, and a veto over its decisions.
Hollywood studio bosses with an eye on China’s massive domestic market will be tempted to kowtow to the government’s “creative” requests when it comes to scripts, casting decisions, and so forth.
They made decisions on the basis of relevant normative and empirical factors.
In China, collective decisions are not legitimated by citizens’ explicit consent, and people generally have fewer enforceable rights against the government, particularly when it comes to surveillance.
In fact, creating such a market is the most important step we can take to address longevity risk, for we could then discover its true price, allowing myriad business decisions involving longevity to be made more efficiently.
With greater scope for longer-term thinking, executives would make decisions that have a long-term payoff, even if they are costly today.
Or perhaps we are hoping that the “we” whose interests are taken into account when important decisions are made will not be the “we” who are among the big losers.
We require Helmut Kohl’s understanding of the need to identify the big decisions in politics, and to get those decisions right.
When justifying its interest-rate decisions, the Fed has historically paid little attention to the effect of international conditions on the US economy.
Of course, political connections and loyalty also factor into promotion decisions, especially at higher levels of government.
One of his first decisions was to peg the Danish krone to the Deutschmark to stop the inflation-devaluation cycle.
It’s my right to have information, whether it’s about train schedules, movie stars, or the activities of the politicians who make decisions that affect my life.’”
We know that this will happen, and we know that people do not always make the wisest decisions when faced with deprivation of an essential resource.
Such a politics implies that decisions of state are made on a democratic basis and with a clear-eyed vision of what would truly be best for all members of the polity.
First, the Russian people will pay dearly in terms of their own freedom for their leaders’ reckless decisions.
The answer may be to obsess less over aggregate data, and to focus more on how policy decisions impact real people.
We should all be on guard against the risk of outdated influences affecting our behaviors and decisions.
Perhaps what really matters is what happens after a candidate takes office: the quality of the checks and balances within which he or she operates, the advice offered, the decisions taken, and, ultimately, the policies pursued.
Buildings last for decades, so decisions made today have a long-term impact on our energy consumption.
According to research by New York University political scientist Alastair Smith, who has examined British general-election polling data and results dating back to 1945, decisions by prime ministers to hold an early election often backfire.
The court’s ruling not only invalidated existing campaign-finance law; it also overturned several prior Supreme Court decisions.
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