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Open to talent, and only talent, people who discover something new are recognized and rewarded.
In an independent Catalonia, they would be rewarded with high-level positions.
America, they say, should pay attention to its own problems, and should not get involved in a world where its attempts to do good are rewarded with ingratitude.
On the other hand, Israel was rewarded twice: by receiving US assurances of significant Palestinian concessions, and by being relieved from paying a price in return for these concessions.
With politicians effectively rewarded for myopic thinking, the Western democracies find themselves struggling to secure stable long-term growth in a way that, say, authoritarian China is not.
Thaksin’s rural base rewarded him by returning him to power, ignoring his personal corruption.
As inflation and interest rates have fallen steadily over the past 30 years, bond investors have been consistently rewarded for treating every temporary uptick in interest rates as a buying opportunity.
These countries have made great efforts to join Europe and deserve to be rewarded.
The oil and gas industry was richly rewarded for abusing the public trust.
And those in this rarefied stratum often are rewarded so richly not because they have contributed more to society – bonuses and bailouts neatly gutted that justification for inequality – but because they are, to put it bluntly, successful (and sometimes corrupt) rent-seekers.
That silence is being rewarded with the first-ever joint cabinet sessions between a democracy and a communist dictatorship, which will take place in Berlin this autumn.
Our financial markets performed dismally – well-performing, “rational” markets do not lend to people who cannot or will not repay – and yet those running these markets were rewarded as if they were financial geniuses.
Today, though many countries, such as Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and South Korea, have already rewarded China with market-economy status, the world’s two biggest economies, the US and the EU, have not.
The stock market rewarded banks that made that bet.
Periods of globalization have been eras of considerable economic advance; but they have also increased inequality within particular countries, as markets rewarded scarce factors of production, thus fueling powerful political backlashes that endangered the continuation of trade and financial integration.
But, to optimize efficiency, utilities need to be rewarded for what they help consumers save.
Financial markets immediately rewarded Italy for its defiance, with the share price of the country’s biggest bank, Unicredit, jumping by 25% in three days.
Patient investors should be rewarded.
Companies should be rewarded for reinvesting their profits in production, innovation, and human-capital formation.
Or do we want to live in a system where people are held accountable for their decisions, where imprudent behavior is penalized and prudent behavior rewarded?
This also applies to government-created and guaranteed jobs: if a job is indeed productive, its output would be rewarded by other members of society who benefit from it, without the need for government subsidies and guarantees.
Whether or not that is true – and it may well be – most financial investors don’t care about the long run, and their agents usually do not get rewarded for long-run performance.
When Wolfowitz’s name was first mentioned as a candidate to lead the world’s premier development bank, the idea that the architect of America’s failure in Iraq would be so rewarded was met by incredulity.
With a prize system, innovators are rewarded for new knowledge, but they do not retain a monopoly on its use.
CAMBRIDGE – For five decades, developing countries that managed to develop competitive export industries have been rewarded with astonishing growth rates: Taiwan and South Korea in the 1960’s, Southeast Asian countries like Malaysia, Thailand, and Singapore in the 1970’s, China in the 1980’s, and eventually India in the 1990’s.
This “closeness” has led the police to investigate claims that some Labour Party donors have been rewarded with political honors.
In many countries, health providers are rewarded for tasks they perform, rather than for end results.
Today, scientists are rewarded for how many papers they publish, and in which journals.
But guilty communists were not punished, and virtuous Solidarity activists were not rewarded.
Such a Poland required a moral revolution in which crimes would be punished, virtue rewarded, and injustice redeemed.
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