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By depriving peasants of their land and making them de facto state employees, collective farming allowed Moscow to control people as well as their produce.
Careful consideration, not events in Pyongyang, should drive their discussions, and the understandings and policies they produce.
Healthier, wealthier, and better-educated women tend to produce healthier, wealthier, and better-educated families, because women typically invest more of their earnings than men do in their children’s wellbeing.
The amounts involved are large enough to be of macroeconomic significance, especially as they would be spent almost immediately and produce a multiplier effect.
Unless we can help produce a more sustainable cocoa crop, the world may one day need to find a new favorite treat.
Simple items like blue jeans, cola, or Hollywood movies helped produce favorable outcomes in at least two of the most important American objectives after 1945.
In Europe proper, a union between Russia and the EU should be founded, based on a common economic space, a common energy space – with cross-ownership of companies that produce, transport, and distribute energy – and a common human space that would be visa-free and include coordinated Russian and EU international policies.
Major economic transformations typically produce far-reaching change.
Both governments and companies have a responsibility to produce solutions, which will entail spending on education and training and redesigning jobs to fit existing skills.
In a poor country where the bulk of the workforce is employed in traditional agriculture, the rise of urban industrial opportunities is likely to produce inequality, at least during the early stages of industrialization.
No fewer than 25 states produce coal, which not only generates income, jobs, and tax revenue, but also provides a disproportionately large share of their energy.
And, when it comes to boosting a country’s long-term prospects, the most successful initiatives often take time to produce visible results.
The new paradigm should focus on finding ways to reduce CO2 emissions in ways that ultimately help to produce better products at lower cost.
Starting this year, this mechanism is expected to produce $40 million annually.
The Red and the BlueCondoleeza Rice’s replacement of Colin Powell as US Secretary of State shows that America’s recent presidential election continues to produce powerful reverberations.
Even if Trump could escape the influences that have long shaped US policy, that would not be enough to produce a fair approach to the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Trump’s promised war on “radical Islam” will not produce any major change from Obama’s current strategy in the Middle East.
But no one should expect AMLO to produce a ten-point plan to fight corruption and lawlessness.
In this scenario, investments in protecting a watershed would aim not just to produce returns directly, but also to boost the returns of simultaneous investments in human health.
Worse, direct talks have not only failed to produce the desired results; their continuation has also helped to mask widespread construction of Israeli colonies on Palestinian territory.
Few Palestinians see anything wrong with the move, although many are not certain that it will produce much in the way of immediate and tangible results.
It is also an inefficient way of generating food; up to 30 crop calories are needed to produce one meat calorie.
The OECD average is at around 1.74, but some countries, including Germany and Japan, produce less than 1.4 children per woman.
Finally, while individual choice within markets is often the most efficient way to allocate resources, markets do not produce a sufficient supply of public goods.
Moreover, foreign firms produce 87% of electronics in China, and 59% of machinery.
And firms in the US would take a direct hit from higher tariffs in trade, given that 77% of China’s exports to the US are intermediary and capital goods used to produce finished products, according to the McKinsey Global Trade Database.
It would also allow businesses to produce more competitively, creating jobs and economic growth.
I have argued, on the other hand, that you could produce semiconductor chips, trade them for potato chips, and then munch them while watching TV and becoming a moron.
On the other hand, you could produce potato chips, trade them for semiconductor chips that you put into your PC, and become a computer wizard!
In short, it is what you “consume,” not what you produce, that influences what sort of person you will be and how that affects your economy and your society.
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