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Understanding common causes of death is the only way to improve health care in communities with a high disease burden, patriarchal hierarchies, and large and dispersed rural populations that rely on traditional medicine.
No doubt they want to dominate the new cabinet, and with their impressive executive and intellectual skills they are dispersed over all parties.
For Hayek, the magic of the market is not that it grinds out a system of general equilibrium, but that it coordinates the disparate plans of countless individuals in a world of dispersed knowledge.
If this is true, we are closer to John Maynard Keynes’s view of the market as a casino than to Friedrich von Hayek’s view of it as a marvelous mechanism for processing dispersed information.
This means that important and relatively persistent departures of prices from fundamental values are possible, and even likely, when information is dispersed – but that a correction to align them with reality will always follow.
Those who can are dispersed.
That’s why channeling dispersed knowledge into new businesses requires a regulatory framework that favors the genuinely enlightened and honest.
On the bottom chessboard of transnational relations, power is chaotically dispersed, and it makes no sense to use traditional terms such as unipolarity, hegemony, or American empire.
Since the many (taxpayers) are dispersed, we cannot put up a good fight in the US Congress, whereas the financial industry is well represented politically.
When the crowd dispersed, the soldiers started looting, raping, and pillaging.
More important, urban infrastructure projects tend to be small, dispersed, and diverse.
But there was no evidence that the more widely dispersed ash blowing over Europe from Iceland would cause similar problems.
Copies were made and dispersed to many of the great English cathedrals.
As their votes today are dispersed, they pose no immediate danger.
But there is a major obstacle to greater participation in climate finance among capital-market players: demand can be extremely dispersed.
The peaceful demonstration was brutally dispersed by the police and “volunteer” party vigilantes.
Peter the Great, whose eighteenth-century Westernization of Russia was portrayed in Sochi, fought the Crimean Tatars, many of whose descendants were dispersed by Stalin to other parts of the former Soviet Union.
We have disrupted its command structure, undermined its propaganda, taken out half of its senior leadership, squeezed its financing, damaged its supply networks, and dispersed its personnel.
The costs often are very focused, while the benefits are more widely dispersed.
Antifragility is crucial in large economies like China, where administration is largely centralized, but activities are dispersed among families, civil society, markets, and the various levels of government.
The prospects of dispersed rural populations far away from China’s megacities have diminished as well.
The Palestinians were asking in return: Why should the Jews, a religious community dispersed around the world, have their own state?
Part of the reason for this poor historical record is that the process for organizing and managing the games is often dispersed, leaving no real accountability.
The United Kingdom is in seventh place in terms of labor-market flexibility, but a higher proportion of its largest companies have widely dispersed ownership than sixth-place Switzerland-and double the share of fifth-place Denmark and fourth-place Australia.
His network was dispersed throughout the world and had been attacking American interests for years.
But on the contrary, the Internet allows dispersed customers to come together in a way that encourages niche markets, including hundreds of Web sites dedicated only to cheese.
On this bottom board, power is widely dispersed, and it makes no sense to speak of unipolarity, multipolarity, hegemony, or any other cliché.
Many militants in Punjab worked closely with the Pakistani intelligence services for years, and their infrastructure is dispersed and hidden in various towns and villages.
But thousands of fighters are thought to be dispersed in the Pashtun tribal areas of Pakistan, with many of them focused on operations in Afghanistan.
Much of the memory in our brain, for example, is dispersed among a huge number of contacts between many neurons.
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