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In New York City, freedom means not having to fear that the thousands of strangers sharing the city’s sidewalks and
parks
with you on any given day are carrying deadly weapons.
Opinion surveys suggest that Americans want to maintain many of the “discretionary” domestic programs – schools, hospitals, transportation infrastructure, recreational parks, etc. – that are now on the chopping block in budget negotiations.
Dubai also has the first 3D-printed office building, stunning manmade islands, the world’s only (self-proclaimed) “seven-star hotel,” shopping malls combined with aquariums, indoor skiing, and skydiving facilities, and an array of iconic buildings and amusement
parks.
Kim Jong-un has done some things that were previously unseen in North Korea – frankly admitting the failure of a missile test, for example, and cavorting with Disney’s Mickey Mouse, a symbol of enemy American culture, while building amusement
parks
of his own.
China has taken the lead in exporting solar photovoltaic cells, while clean-tech
parks
are arising even in the Arab world.
The political economy of California’s budget has taken the progressive tax-and-spend experiment to the breaking point, threatening the state’s ability to fund basic services, from prisons and
parks
to education and health care, even those aimed at helping its most vulnerable citizens.
Moreover, there are no technology
parks
of the type often connected with universities in the West and which facilitate the translation of achievements in modern science into useful applications.
This means that we can preserve acreage for watersheds, parks, or other environmental or historical sites, but allow property owners to sell and transfer their building rights elsewhere.
In his recent campaign, King proposed barring Arabs from city
parks
and, somewhat more ambitiously, called for preparations to construct the Third Temple.
Indeed, it is better to let people clean public parks, nurse children, and take care of the old in government facilities than have them do nothing, as in Germany.
If not for expat populations in rural and remote areas, there would have been little reason to invest in roads, schools, and hospitals – let alone parks, libraries, and theaters.
The left, by contrast, believes that markets, particularly financial markets, need considerable government regulation and supervision to function well; gives greater weight to public goods (for example, parks, a clean environment, and mass-transit systems); seeks to reduce economic inequality, believing that it undermines democracy and the sense of fairness that is important to well-being; and is more willing to pursue international cooperation as a means to secure peace and provide global public goods, such as climate protection.
Today, teaching is thus said to be more efficiently delivered on-line, and research best delivered through dedicated “science parks.”
The World Bank has provided $250 million to support the continued construction of these industrial
parks.
In the 1970s, the government set up industrial
parks
to process textiles and garments for export.
For example, instead of investing heavily in the infrastructure needed for regional integration, a country like Ethiopia would be better off building industrial
parks
and linking them by road to ports in Djibouti.
The creation of special economic zones, industrial parks, and free-trade zones facilitated such development, as they benefited from a large pool of cheap labor migrating from rural areas.
By this they mean mainly ample consumption and ample leisure, together with public goods – for example, clean air, safe food, and safe streets – and civic amenities such as municipal
parks
and sports stadiums.
Intravenous drug users – especially heroin addicts – had turned public spaces in Zurich and other Swiss cities and towns into needle
parks.
In countries with a poor business environment, special economic zones or industrial
parks
can facilitate firm entry, foreign direct investment, and the formation of industrial clusters.
As a result, women must be strictly secluded and made invisible when in public, for they are personally responsible for the desire that they could ignite in schools, hospitals, parks, or markets.
It is telling that so many Africans are willing to risk drowning in the Mediterranean Sea, living in appalling detention centers in North Africa, or sleeping in public
parks
in European cities, rather than remaining in Africa.
China’s manufacturing investments, however, are often located in industrial
parks
or special economic zones (SEZs).
In order to meet his obligations to the option holders if it occurs, he
parks
the $100 million in one-year US Treasury bills yielding 4%.
He
parks
this $10 million in Treasury bills, too, and sells another 10 million options.
Many are happy about growing home ownership, but are unhappy about the scarcity of public spaces – safe streets, parks, arts facilities, and community centers – where they can come into contact with their fellow citizens.
Yes, there are myriad schemes for subsidizing start-up companies and supplying centralized services and expertise in special business
parks.
Ansari was accompanied by Commerce Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, who, during her stay, signed an agreement allowing China – without any quid pro quo – to establish industrial
parks
in India.
Noel Kempff, for example, one of Bolivia’s national parks, is home to the world's biggest forest-based Kyoto Protocol experiment.
Taming TrafficIn Paris, New York, and Mexico City, rich and poor alike escape the summer heat in city
parks.
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