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Nuclear power is plentiful but not safe.
Commodity prices were high, benefiting African and Latin American countries in particular, and external finance was plentiful and cheap.
Developing countries that had finally acquired the needed skills and institutions applied advanced-country technologies locally, benefiting from plentiful, low-cost labor.
The answer is that, even with jobs and credit now plentiful, workers retain the memory of the preceding 20 years of lay-offs, deregulation, and restructuring.
But climate policies carry an even larger cost in the developing world, where three billion people lack access to cheap and plentiful energy, perpetuating their poverty.
Moreover, plentiful gas supplies from Myanmar and Central Asia will provide China with sufficient supplies of energy for at least a decade.
Bank loans from the US were plentiful, and countries like Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay were growing fast.
Commodity prices were high, external financing plentiful, and many Latin American countries grew.
Plentiful international capital is also making a difference.
In the last US recession, many who lost their jobs could not move to other parts of the country where jobs were more plentiful, because they couldn’t sell their homes.
Worker Protests In China: Plentiful But PreemptedThe last annualized figure for labor protests that Beijing was willing to announce publicly was 100,000 for the year 1999.
The looming known unknowns are plentiful.
They then show evidence from the United States that jobs involving both routine manual work and routine cognitive work have become much less plentiful in recent decades, and that these jobs have indeed tended to be replaced by computers.
Notice that you have not been asked to switch off anything really inconvenient, like your heating or air conditioning, television, computer, mobile phone, or any of the myriad technologies that depend on affordable, plentiful energy electricity and make modern life possible.
Nuclear power offers the possibility of cheap, plentiful electricity, which will contribute to social and political stability.
As Hannah Arendt famously pointed out, people like Adolf Eichmann were plentiful and “neither perverted nor sadistic”; rather, “they were, and still are, terribly and terrifyingly normal.”
Given this, free riders (those who enjoy the benefits of the good without investing in its provision) are likely to be plentiful.
That they should be high is obvious - America's economy has been expanding for 100 months without interruption, technology and competition abound, initiative is plentiful and consumers spend everything they get in pay and more.
The new economy teaches us that research, technological innovation, and entrepreneurial spirit in a competitive market – all things that are not plentiful in Europe – have a high payoff.
There are many parts of Australia where kangaroos were once plentiful, but now are rare.
Brought down to earth, nuclear fusion – a process fueled primarily by lithium and deuterium (an isotope of hydrogen), both of which are plentiful in seawater and in the earth’s crust – could provide a major source of low-carbon energy.
With the world’s largest domestic market and plentiful venture capital, China’s old “copy-cat” entrepreneurs have transformed themselves into innovation powerhouses.
The old elites remain, locked inside their gated communities, fending off the poor, whom they have no incentive to empower, because plentiful cheap labor is so beneficial to those who employ it.
According to The Economist, “price increases in corn and soybeans are not thought likely to trigger a food crisis, as they did in 2007-08, as global rice and wheat supplies remain plentiful.”
Europe and North America became rich thanks to cheap, plentiful power.
Four Fallacies of the Second Great DepressionLONDON – The period since 2008 has produced a plentiful crop of recycled economic fallacies, mostly falling from the lips of political leaders.
This provided China with plentiful low-cost labor, while saving the government large expenditures on pensions and health care.
Even the fact that these promises, though plentiful, were mostly inexpensive (certainly compared to those of the opposition) was not used to convey a commitment to fiscal responsibility.
Although jobs may be more plentiful in cities, India’s largest metropolitan areas are already bursting; adding millions of climate refugees to underdeveloped slums and shantytowns would be catastrophic.
In the Third World, this means offering residents clean and plentiful public parks and keeping the sidewalks clear for pedestrians.
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