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But, in contrast to psychotropic drugs, there are no marketing departments geared to maximizing ECT.
The tools and methods of the discipline are not adequate to deal systematically with coercion as a way of acquiring and maximizing wealth.
Although the size of many R&D organizations is bound to be reduced by such reforms, the complexities of managing and maximizing the impact of this external web of relationships will demand new skills and capabilities over and above those of excellent science.
If so, does enlarging the euro’s membership really serve Europe’s apparent goal of maximizing economic integration without necessarily achieving full political union?
So we have grounds to hope that as the millennials begin to outnumber those still running Volkswagen and other major corporations, ethics will become more firmly established as an essential component of maximizing the kinds of value that really matter.
Indeed, managers’ irresponsible focus on advancing shareholders’ immediate interests, thereby maximizing their own bonuses, contributed significantly to bringing the global financial system to the brink of collapse in 2008.
The carry trade during this period was primarily aimed at maximizing returns rather than managing risks.
The sensible way forward is to minimize weaknesses by maximizing collective strengths.
Remarkably, America has partly privatized its prisons, creating an industry with an overriding interest in maximizing the number of prisoners.
We uncritically accepted the idea that maximizing economic growth is the best medicine for society’s problems.
Even in the best-case scenario for maximizing existing prevention and treatment, at least a half-million new HIV infections would occur annually in low- and middle-income countries by 2050.
Because roughly two-thirds of these migrants reside in developed countries, where productivity tends to be highest, they are maximizing the impact of their work, with far-reaching economic benefits.
It seems that Hu Jintao is more skillful than the polished Obama at maximizing his gains at little cost.
At a time when aid is under political pressure, perhaps such a bold approach to maximizing the efficiency of donor resources is exactly what the world needs.
While we certainly need to debate the practical and philosophical tradeoffs of maximizing “utility” through AI, we also need to engage in self-reflection.
But maximizing the potential of the new technology requires the stable and predictable operating environment, as well as the support for basic research, that only governments can provide.
Still others worry about the fact that SWF’s are state-owned: what would happen to corporate governance when investors may have objectives other than maximizing risk-adjusted returns?
In this case, maximizing profit leads to maximizing social welfare.
As a result, businesses are run for the sole purpose of maximizing profit, and humans are conceived as one-dimensional money-making machines.
After all, maximizing profits is what CEOs are supposed to do.
With chronic crises proliferating, we should be maximizing synergies between humanitarian and development initiatives, because the two go hand in hand.
This is not a benign difference, because in order to tailor ads effectively – thereby maximizing their value to advertisers (and thus profits for the platform) – these companies collect a huge amount of personal data from their users.
But maximizing NATO’s effectiveness requires deeper engagement with and among its most vulnerable members.
Maximizing it requires not only that individual countries address their weaknesses and rebalance their sources of growth, but also that they build and strengthen the regional institutions needed to manage economic integration.
A well-crafted regulatory framework minimizes the adverse consequences for long-term investment, while maximizing the positive effects.
But, because the corporate tax rate is lower in Ireland than in the US, the company has an incentive to assign a low value to the patent, thereby maximizing the profits in Ireland and minimizing them in the US, where the patent was developed.
Maximizing the impact of scarce resources on the lives of the world’s poorest people demands tough choices.
They include constant technological improvement, which is critical for sustained growth and employment; a focus on maximizing human and physical capital; and infrastructure investments geared toward reducing transaction costs and increasing efficiency.
(Under competitive conditions, policymakers place a higher priority on maximizing trade’s potential to boost productivity and create high-quality employment.)
And, because much of Africa’s energy infrastructure remains to be built, governments have a chance to get their energy and infrastructure policies right the first time, thereby maximizing returns on investment.
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