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But, nowadays, research increasingly is misdirected toward lucrative prizes, professional recognition, and financial gains – rewards that are suffocating the creativity and passion that scientific progress demands.
The prestige, the rewards associated with their project are, to the humanist, enviable.
Instead, Western governments should support, learn from, and reap the rewards of the invention boom in the East.
As long as it uses them in a way that is clean, green, and transparent, China and its neighbors will reap vast rewards.
In times when major disruption is certain, the enormous potential rewards accrue to those who, while vigilant against risk, are prepared to act boldly and swiftly.
Yet many of his first appointments were rewards to his supporters and cronies in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and the Basij militia, armed groups that mobilized voters on his behalf during the campaign.
But without wisdom, leadership, and a constant holding to the liberalizing policies now underway, there remains a risk that these rewards will neither be extended nor consolidated.
But despite the price that President Putin is paying at home for his pro-Western policies--which are not nearly as popular in Russia as they are in the West--scant economic rewards, particularly from the European Union, have appeared.
The Review also proposed market-entry rewards to encourage innovation.
Decentralization rewards local officials who are competent and devoted to supporting economic growth.
Even if policymakers were successful in creating an environment that better rewards investment and thus promotes faster growth, Latin America’s ills would not be solved.
We must “restore the ancient truths” that growing, making, managing, and inventing things should have higher status, more honor, and greater rewards than whatever it is that financiers do.
We already know that cooperation and conservation can reap big rewards.
Everyone agrees that incomes at the top have surged ahead in recent decades, helped by soaring rewards for those with a high-tech education and rising share prices.
If we want market-determined rewards to equate with “just” rewards, we either have to abolish markets – the socialist solution – or restructure individual preferences.
Focused on winning the next election, politicians often implement policies that will bring short-term rewards, even at the cost of long-term growth or stability.
They never expected benefits or rewards.
Reaffirming its commitment to rapid decarbonization of its energy system, and to creative policies in support of that goal, will help Europe continue to reap the rewards of one of the most remarkable new market opportunities in living memory.
Indeed, attaining, prospering, and flourishing all refer to experiential rewards, not to money.
Theirs is a model that favors the strong and punishes the weak, and that rewards competitors at the expense of cooperators.
The executive branch adheres to a decision-making process whereby relevant departments and agencies determine the risks and rewards of given scenarios, and then furnish the president with a limited menu of policy options from which to choose.
To avoid rewards for short-term performance and focus on long-term results, pay structures need to be re-designed.
Today, a consortium of international companies from countries including Italy and China is preparing production, and one of Africa’s poorest countries is set to reap huge rewards.
The rewards to be gained by deregulating product markets are very large.
Those who embark on this path early will reap rewards.
Yes, competition rewards the sharp and hardworking.
So how much vitamin D do we need to reap its disease-fighting rewards?
Unfortunately, the risks of such a radical reform would most likely overwhelm any rewards.
It is doubtful that the economic rewards for the US would justify taking such a risk.
Because the profession rewards only careful, well-supported, but necessarily narrow analysis, few economists try to span sub-fields.
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