Economy in sentence

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But the question arises: Okay, so how much do Uruguay, Paraguay, Argentina and indeed the state of Mato Grosso in Brazil pay for that vital input to that economy to the state of Amazonas, which produces that rainfall?

There are over three quarters of a billion mobile phones in use in Africa today, and this has spurred justified excitement about leapfrogging, about bringing the sharing economy, artificial intelligence, autonomous machines to Africa.

But in the current economy, I think it's key to get this message out, that gardens also grow important economic savings for families.

It's going to be quite grumpy as China begins to democratize her society after liberalizing her economy.

The damage to the economy for each one who does this is around $15,000.

So having seen this danger to the economy, I thought, we need to find a solution to this problem.

We can make a difference, and make a difference, not just for women, but for a global economy that desperately needs their contributions.

Economy of language is another real strong suit of great comedy.

The eminent scientists of the Global Footprint Network, for example, calculate that we need about 1.5 Earths to sustain this economy.

What this means is our economy is unsustainable.

So if our problem was to get the human economy down from 150 percent to 100 percent of the Earth's capacity, we could do that.

So the idea that we can smoothly transition to a highly-efficient, solar-powered, knowledge-based economy transformed by science and technology so that nine billion people can live in 2050 a life of abundance and digital downloads is a delusion.

But it is also time that we ended our denial and recognized that we're not acting, we're not close to acting and we're not going to act until this crisis hits the economy.

Imagine our economy when the carbon bubble bursts, when the financial markets recognize that, to have any hope of preventing the climate spiraling out of control, the oil and coal industries are finished.

Imagine 30 percent unemployment in America as the global economy is gripped by fear and uncertainty.

So how do you feel when the lights go out on the global economy in your mind, when your assumptions about the future fade away and something very different emerges?

Scientists like James Hansen tell us we may need to eliminate net CO2 emissions from the economy in just a few decades.

To my surprise, eliminating net CO2 emissions from the economy in just 20 years is actually pretty easy and pretty cheap, not very cheap, but certainly less than the cost of a collapsing civilization.

You can read the details, but in summary, we can transform our economy.

These people represent tens of trillions of dollars injected into the global economy.

What happened is we had evolved an agricultural economy to a world of big business.

This fee and dividend would stimulate the economy and innovations, creating millions of jobs.

For instance, just recently the Motion Picture Association revealed that our economy loses 58 billion dollars a year to copyright theft.

But identifying the actual losses to the economy is almost impossible to do unless we use copyright math.

The movie folks also tell us that our economy loses over 370,000 jobs to content theft, which is quite a lot when you consider that, back in '98, the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicated that the motion picture and video industries were employing 270,000 people.

I hope you'll join me next time when I will be making an equally scientific and fact-based inquiry into the cost of alien music piracy to he American economy.

The Philippines of today has almost the same economy as the United States during the First World War.

Or, in this example, I'm building a simulated economy in which pixels are trading color with one another, trying to investigate how these types of systems work, and just kind of having fun.

It is this that caught and held my attention to the point that I became obsessed with inventing a battery that could capture this gigantic economy of scale.

Patent trolls have done more damage to the United States economy than any domestic or foreign terrorist organization in history every year.

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