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What does that do to the payments and to the interest rates and so forth?
They made sure that their loan recipients were staying up with their payments.
They defer the payments.
And you would carry this around with you, and if everything went to hell, you could make payments and buy your life.
And she makes them so they could either be broken up into payments, or they could be like these, which are leaves that can be payments.
And earlier this year, there was a troubling incident where people who had made donations to Rospil through a payments processing system called Yandex Money suddenly received threatening phone calls from members of a nationalist party who had obtained details about donors to Rospil through members of the security services who had somehow obtained this information from people at Yandex Money.
TEEB has more than a dozen separate groups of solutions including protected area evaluation and payments for ecosystem services and eco-certification and you name it, but these are the favorites.
Right now today, in Oslo as it happens, oil companies are fighting to keep secret their payments to governments for extracting oil in developing countries.
And everybody of course knows that the federal government debt is growing as a share of GDP at a very rapid rate, and the only way that's going to stop is some combination of faster growth in taxes or slower growth in entitlements, also called transfer payments.
In 1999, when Global Witness called for oil companies to make payments on deals transparent, well, some people laughed at the extreme naiveté of that small idea.
People are used to, because mobile is king, they're very, very used to transferring money, making payments via mobile.
The aftermath of the financial crisis has begun to hit aid payments, which have fallen for two consecutive years.
In 1970, governments set themselves a target to increase overseas aid payments to 0.7 percent of their national income.
So following that conversation with my daughter, and seeing the absence of inflation in the face of money-printing, and knowing that international aid payments were falling at just the wrong time, this made me wonder: Could we match but just on a much grander scale?
Provided it saw little inflation risk from doing so, the central bank would be mandated to match the government's overseas aid payments up to a certain limit.
To match the aid payments made by those governments over the last four years, Print Aid would have generated 200 billion dollars' worth of extra aid.
Like the technologies that are disrupting industries in our own lives, payments technology in poor countries could disrupt aid.
We've sent cash to 35,000 people across rural Kenya and Uganda in one-time payments of 1,000 dollars per family.
Instead of building expensive hospitals, China is using telemedicine to cost-effectively treat millions of patients, and Africa, instead of building banks and electricity grids, is going straight to mobile payments and distributed clean energy.
The community came up with a solution, called multi-signature escrow payments.
I also have not been engaged in any activity of any description that requested, agreed to, or supported payments of any kind to the woman or to the apparent father of the baby."
I've seen this firsthand in my work with university students - young people who borrow and spend untold amounts of money, having no concept or understanding of the increase in payments, the decrease in lifestyle, and the challenges they'll face later on.
Is it any wonder that more than a quarter of those who must cannot make their student loan payments?
In the '90s, we pioneered payments for ecosystem services, and that helped us reverse deforestation and boosted ecotourism, which today is a key engine of growth.
So he can't work, and he relies on social security payments to survive.
In Africa, the continent has leapfrogged phone lines to go to mobile phones, bypassed traditional banks to go straight to mobile payments.
They have rent payments, they have obligations, they're members of society, they want to create a difference in the world.
We will subsidize, or even eliminate completely, interest payments on the loans so that countries that commit to reforms can borrow money, reform their education system, and pay this money over time while benefiting from a better-educated population.
This differs from a Ponzi scheme, where the founders recruit new members and secretly use their fees to pay existing members, who think the payments come from a legitimate investment.
If you introduce incentives or payments into that, what can happen is, it starts to feel like it isn't a relationship, it's a transaction.
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