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During the survey period, motorcycle passengers accounted for 41% of the hospital’s 1,500 trauma cases, and riders’ injuries consumed 62.5% of the hospital’s surgery budget.
As many of my fellow wave riders know, we are the only animal that plays tennis or football, but not the only animal that enjoys surfing.
This year, the overall leader, two other riders, and two teams were expelled or withdrew from the race as a result of failing, or missing, drug tests.
This is not really an election about such hotly-debated issues as outsourcing, tax increases versus entitlement reforms, government control of production versus unfettered private sector activity, or job creators versus free riders.
Given this, free riders (those who enjoy the benefits of the good without investing in its provision) are likely to be plentiful.
In a recent interview, Obama described the Saudis (as well as other US allies) as “free riders” on American foreign policy.
Second, there can be no free riders, so trade sanctions – the only effective sanctions that the international community currently has – can and should be imposed on those not going along.
They are too big to be free riders, so the incentives relating to sustainability are becoming internalized as national priorities.
Participation in a common financial market should not be allowed for free riders who refuse to share information.
Under a newly negotiated arrangement, labor-exporting countries would likely have an incentive to curb free riders and illegal emigration, and labor-importing countries would likely have an incentive to legalize and manage the status of illegal immigrants already within their borders.
With good reason, US President Barack Obama has called Europeans “free riders.”
When guests at its Chicago launch party in 2011 were entertained by the company’s “God View” system, which allowed them to see the whereabouts of all current drivers and riders, it was a clear privacy violation, but the demonstration at least kept its subjects anonymous.
The number of people who attended the inauguration – far less than Trump wanted to believe – could easily be inferred from the available evidence (including photographs of the National Mall and the number of subway riders).
Unless they step up, they risk lending credence to Trump’s reckless claims that the Europeans are merely free riders, exploiting an “outdated” alliance at the expense of American taxpayers.
Indeed, an energy tax would not only effectively counter the argument that Europeans are “free riders” when it comes to defense; it would be tantamount to defense leadership.
Just the food consumption for riders to produce electricity emits 24 times as much CO2 as the most polluting coal-fueled power production.
Other allies are also increasingly regarded in the US as free riders on America’s military might.
While American leaders, including Obama, have complained about free riders, the US has long taken the lead in providing key global public goods: security, a stable international reserve currency, relatively open markets, and stewardship of the Earth’s commons.
Americans often complain about free riders, without recognizing that the US has been the one steering the bus.
Countries like Brazil, China, India, and South Africa, however, have so far shown little interest in contributing to the construction of global regimes, preferring to remain free riders.
Meanwhile, existing political systems promise good jobs, sound governance, a sustainable environment, and social harmony without sacrifice – a paradise of self-interested free riders that can be sustained only by sacrificing the natural environment and the welfare of future generations.
The court, according to this view, provides the coordinating mechanism, eliminating free riders and forcing all parties to an outcome that makes everybody better off.
The third component is the exercise of suasion on bondholders to achieve maximum participation, obtain binding pre-commitments, and eliminate free riders.
This imbalance creates a clear incentive for free riders: they benefit, while the rest of us pay.
Experimental economists have found that people will sacrifice their own resources to punish cheaters and free riders, and will do this even to anonymous strangers that they will never again interact with – a behavior dubbed “altruistic punishment.”
However virtuous Swedes may be, there will always be free riders in any society, and when it comes to a highly contagious disease, it doesn’t take many to cause major harm.
The US complains about free riders, but it gets to steer the bus.
Westerners would have to abandon their obsession with the work ethic, as well as their deep-seated resentment toward “free riders.”
Once competent riders are again in charge, they could do worse than return to the post-World War II formula of negotiating the reciprocal elimination of tariffs.
For all of Trump’s Europe-bashing, Obama also groused that, “Free riders aggravate me.”
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