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The attraction of right-wing parties to women should be examined, not merely condemned.
Indeed, so searching are the questions and so inflamed are discussions about the Roman Catholic Church’s pontiff during World War II that the current pope, Benedict XVI, recently announced that he may postpone Pius’s beatification until the Vatican’s archives for the war years are opened and
examined.
Big and small firms can create a wide variety of externalities, and these have to be
examined
carefully and dispassionately – exactly as Stein is recommending.
Apple’s Cash-Flow ProblemCAMBRIDGE – I recently
examined
the problem of corporate short-termism from two nonstandard angles.
We
examined
the extent to which firms’ earning announcements surprised markets (as reflected in stock-price reactions to these announcements) and stock analysts (as measured by the gap between announced and forecast earnings).
The latest example of this practice now in the news is that of General Motors, which hired Anton Valukas, a prominent former prosecutor who
examined
and reported on the dealings of the failed investment bank Lehman Brothers to the bankruptcy court.
The report, published by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford,
examined
the impact of covering the recent refugee crisis in Europe on members of the media.
There are hundreds of global public-private partnerships working on various global ills – but few have been
examined
to see what good they do.
For example, in a recent study, Alberto Alesina, Paola Giuliano, and Nathan Nunn
examined
levels of female participation in the US labor market of first- and second-generation immigrants from regions that historically used the plough in agriculture.
The study
examined
the effect of our raw-material usage; the impact of car exhaust on public health, especially in congested urban areas; and the contribution to overall greenhouse-gas emissions – 23% of which come from the auto industry worldwide.
A study by the public-interest group Free Press of political advertisements during the 2012 presidential election found that stations in the six sizable television markets
examined
undertook virtually no reporting on the claims made in the political ads they aired.
Obviously, rules regarding motor vehicles need to be
examined
carefully.
The woman had been in and out of local clinics with a stubborn chest infection and fever, and by the time I
examined
her, she was receiving chemotherapy for blood cancer.
But, when
examined
against the right criteria, cases that initially look alike are often very different.
When American experts recently
examined
the forensic image of the hard drive, they made a startling – but for Turkey all too familiar – discovery.
Soon other bodies were exhumed in various places in Europe and found to be in a similar preserved condition, giving rise to a literature that rigorously examined, among other questions, the connection between vampires and bats, butterflies, and ravens.
And Hong Kong’s economic blueprint also focuses on accelerating large infrastructure projects whose environmental impact has not been rigorously
examined.
In the interim, all of the country’s economic regulation was
examined
from the standpoint of maximizing competition, and a national pro-reform consensus was forged.
In “Terrorism and Voting: The Effect of Rocket Threat on Voting in Israeli Elections,” a 2014 study published in the American Political Science Review, Thomas Zeitzoff of American University and Anna Getmansky, now at the University of Essex,
examined
outcomes in areas most exposed to rocket attacks from Gaza since 2001.
Regulations for international accounting and funding will have to be
examined
to identify policies that inadvertently discourage institutional investors from putting their resources into longer-term, illiquid assets.
In an assessment for the Copenhagen Consensus Center, the think tank I direct, researchers
examined
the cost of the United Nations’ objective to “double the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency” by 2030.
One study
examined
the 145 countries that introduced institutional reforms with the support of the World Bank or other donor agencies from 1998 to 2008.
When Copenhagen Consensus researchers
examined
responses to global warming in Bangladesh, they found that increasing agricultural labor productivity “is the only way to increase the resilience of Bangladesh to climate change and to meet long-term development goals.”
With MIT’s Benjamin Olken and Kreindler, we
examined
the impact in Jakarta, Indonesia, of the widespread policy of high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) restrictions, which limit travel based on the number of passengers in a car.
Ricardo Hausmann, Lant Pritchett, and I recently identified and
examined
more than 80 episodes of growth acceleration - in which a country increased its growth rate by 2% or more for at least seven years - in the period since 1950.
Of the 400 cases
examined
by both Supreme Courts, 120 were referred to the Constitutional Council, which has issued 102 rulings, including 22 striking down the challenged legislation.
The trajectory of the Palestinian national movement is
examined
in a forthcoming report by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, entitled “Revitalizing Palestinian Nationalism: Options Versus Realities.”
A 2012 paper
examined
what happens when students are allowed to choose (presumably better) schools after winning a lottery.
The US Treasury report
examined
whether to replace the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act’s regulator-led process for resolving failed mega-banks – the Orderly Liquidation Authority (OLA) – with a solely court-based mechanism.
That’s the second-highest rate of any country MGI examined, behind only Sweden (12.6%).
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