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But if they do cut, the confidence fairy will reward them by stimulating private spending more than the cuts depress it.
Talking up previous fiscal extravagance made a bond-market attack on heavily indebted governments seem more plausible (and more likely); the confidence fairy promised to reward fiscal frugality by making the economy more productive.
Implementing policies to facilitate and reward long-term investments will be key to exiting the current crisis and boosting the world’s growth potential.
In 2016, we should hope for the TPP’s defeat and the beginning of a new era of trade agreements that don’t reward the powerful and punish the weak.
Some worried that recapitalizing the banks would reward the very institutions that had caused the problem.
Others fretted that resolving underwater mortgages would reward feckless borrowers.
It would appear fair, therefore, to link that long-term reward to the long-term effects of the policies they supported while in office.
Voices on the right often claim that this inequality is not only justifiable, but also appropriate: wealth is a just reward for hard work, while poverty is an earned punishment for laziness.
Unlike markets, which reward the wealthy and successful, social democracy is premised on the principle of civic equality.
Dopamine is the neurotransmitter of the brain’s reward center, and it is activated by stimuli like cocaine, nicotine, and alcohol.
In laboratory rats, sweetness even surpasses cocaine as a coveted reward.
Treating any kind of addiction is difficult once the brain’s limbic system becomes so damaged that dopamine no longer generates reward.
The greater the knowledge, skill, and responsibility attached to a job, the higher the acceptable and accepted reward for doing it.
Winning a Prize has never been an automatic process, a reward that comes for having attained a magical level of achievement.
Among the report’s 16 recommendations is to develop quality teaching through compulsory continuous professional training, and to recognize and reward achievement.
This makes it more worthwhile for businesses to invest in expanding their capacity, thus trading away cash they could distribute to their shareholders today for a better market position that will allow them to reward their shareholders in the future.
Given all of this, why did Israeli voters reward Netanyahu with a third consecutive term as prime minister (indeed, with his most comfortable margin of victory since his first election in 1996)?
The reward is the close relationship with their children that women have traditionally enjoyed.
The US political system’s persistently low approval ratings stem in part from the fact that it seems to reward obstructionism rather than constructive bipartisan action.
Whatever shape they take, international rules should be written in such a way that they encourage and reward good national-level policies and investments in agriculture.
If, however, the migrant remained an employed and law-abiding resident for a specified period, the bond would be divided between the company that had posted it (as a reward for having screened a productive foreign worker) and the Colombian government (as compensation for productivity loss and the costs of educating and training the worker).
Observers interpret al-Khatib's comments as a reference to the passage of vast amounts of luxury goods through Jordan into Iraq, one of the means by which Saddam has been able to reward his followers.
They grab whatever power they can, disable checks and balances, fill all state offices with cronies, and reward their supporters (and only their supporters) with benefits in exchange for their loyalty – what political scientists call “mass clientelism.”
The law benefited inventors in a way that tied an invention's reward to its economic dividends.
Cartel members would be empowered to reward and penalize third parties acting in bad faith.
The salaries paid to its top executives – as a reward, essentially, for lending successfully to the poorest of the poor – were excoriated by leaders across India’s political spectrum.
But South Africa needs instruments that facilitate activity and incentives that reward productivity, not barriers to investment or initiative.
And that means goals based on the past or the supposed future reward what we currently think rather than actual performance.
But will society see the software billionaire as having acquired her wealth unfairly, or will it see that wealth as a fair reward for cleverness?
The Kremlin has done nothing to deserve such a reward.
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