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The expected one-year increase in the Dow in 2005 averages 4.8% for institutional investors and 4.3% for individual investors.
Group survival counts more than individual rights in the moral accounting of many multiculturalists.
While this sounds technical (and it is), the reality is that top AMR scientists think that agreeing on common measurements could change the way individual countries set their own targets and improve our capacity to measure progress in the coming years.
That seemingly endless “emergency” has resulted in the severe restriction, or even suspension, of individual and political liberties.
If we want market-determined rewards to equate with “just” rewards, we either have to abolish markets – the socialist solution – or restructure individual preferences.
On some issues, what is good for one person might be very bad for others, and what is bad for others might end up being even worse for the individual.
He was convinced that any exercise of unlimited power, be it by an individual despot or a political majority, is bound to end in disaster.
Anti-elitism can be fanned by vast individual wealth, because elitism is defined less by financial clout than by education.
National power utilities must become nimble – willing to work with independent and individual power producers – and enable smart grids that can better manage supply and demand.
New EU member states are meeting their individual Kyoto commitments.
Though the EU as a whole maintains a balanced energy mix, with supply divided relatively evenly among gas, coal, oil, renewables, and nuclear generation, individual countries are often excessively dependent on a single source and, more dangerously, a single supplier: Russia.
Four Certainties About Populist EconomicsMILAN – Successful economic globalization requires reasonably successful growth patterns in individual countries.
The potency of such efforts tends to be shaped by cultural norms, the institutional bargaining power of labor, the level of trust between labor and business, and the influence of individual and corporate wealth on politics.
Societies’ conceptual paradigms for understanding the nature of the world they inhabit cannot be anchored only in scientific fact, because science can at best establish the truth of individual beliefs; it cannot devise an overarching belief system or assign moral value to outcomes.
Incentives that reinforce practices that preserve biodiversity must be applied at all levels if they are to influence individual actions and social norms.
Moreover, individual businesses have often lobbied against and evaded environmental protections that are indisputably in our collective interest.
Within health-care education itself, according to my own analysis of local institutions, students are learning to treat individual medical conditions, but they are not learning enough about larger public-health issues, and current curricula do not expose students to issues affecting refugees, migrants, or the wider population.
The strong associations between PLCs and, say, poverty or gender suggest that wider social forces exert considerable pressure on individual behaviors affecting health.
Indeed, among individual countries, China is the world leader, attracting $54.4 billion in investment in 2010.
In the US, the Supreme Court’s infamous Citizens United decision of 2010 actively encourages such outcomes, by allowing corporations and unions to spend unlimited sums anonymously to help secure the election or defeat of individual candidates.
Time is running out on the West, because both Europe and America have yet to digest the fact that all the individual crises of the last few years – from the sub-prime crisis and the collapse of Lehman Brothers to Greek austerity and Ireland’s near-bankruptcy – are symptoms of a deeper problem: a world undergoing a far-reaching, irreversible, and, indeed, unprecedented restructuring of economic power.
Individual project risk is, after all, very difficult to measure in such a context.
It does not need more regulations, but rather a vastly larger canvas for individual freedom and opportunity.
India’s economy must be freed from the organizing principle of state control, so that individual enterprise and creativity can become its main engine.
Third, individual countries and institutions such as the World Trade Organization should work together to eliminate barriers that increase trade costs.
This failure is rooted in electoral politics’ confinement to individual countries, which forces politicians to pretend that they can address economic issues with national policies alone.
Naturally, individual cases dictate which tests and treatments are best, but an additional concern about frequent screenings is the problem of false positives.
This lack of focus on the “psychosocial” side of poverty – the interaction between social forces and individual attitude or behavior – is misguided.
The question is whether American values favoring individual rights somehow facilitated the Arizona tragedy.
Arizona law allows any interested party to report an individual’s bizarre or threatening behavior to the authorities, who can involuntarily commit the individual for psychiatric evaluation.
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