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But seriously, these were simpler times, no internet, all that...
Everything today is Blood Gore and Violence, I liked the simpler films, the feel good movies once in a while.
I am not pleading for a return to the simpler days of barter or self-sufficiency.
The commercial question is also hard to answer, for a simpler reason: The real extent of sanctions enforcement will not be clear until the late stages of the six-month “wind-down period” provided by the new US regulations for businesses to disengage from Iran.
Making tax systems simpler and fairer is not the same as raising all taxes.
Of course, the world becomes much simpler if we choose to see it in black and white.
Defending his creation, Volcker harks back to a simpler time for the financial system, and refers to “overly liquid, speculation-prone securities markets.”
But history suggests a simpler explanation: A decade of steadily rising oil prices had emboldened Russia, leaving it ready to seize any opportunity to deploy its military power.
But that would have required the central government to work with states to develop a rational and simpler system, with the rate capped, as the opposition Congress party demanded, at 18%, rather than the ultra-high 28% the BJP chose (for as many as 30% of all items, no less).
It is simpler to declare that every challenge is a ‘top priority’.
To be sure, we are told that the financial system is simpler, safer, and fairer.
With simpler structures made up of small numbers of atoms, chemistry could provide considerable guidance as to the atomic arrangements, and a solution could thus often be found by trial and error.
The creation of IAAs and the adoption of a single unit of account would go a long way toward making things simpler, especially if all relevant individual information is available to users via a single smartphone app.
With Israel, the terms are ostensibly simpler: in exchange for a stronger US security guarantee, Israel would accept the establishment of a Palestinian state based on the 1967 borders.
Both issues sound simpler than they are: the devil is in the details, and the details leave ample scope for disagreement over the definition, monitoring, and enforcement of terms.
The rules of this game are much simpler than Varoufakis expected because of a momentous event that occurred in the same week as the Greek election.
People could make even simpler changes to their lifestyles by properly inflating their tires, driving more slowly on the highway – a car is most fuel efficient at about 55 miles (90 kilometers) per hour – and abandoning their SUVs.
For starters, policymakers can improve the investment climate by making laws clearer, taxes simpler, courts faster, and bureaucrats cleaner.
It is a sane and sober choice that heralds short-term continuity in Fed interest-rate policy, and perhaps a simpler and cleaner approach to regulatory policy.
Piketty’s Missing KnowhowCAMBRIDGE – Theoretical frameworks are great because they allow us to understand fundamental aspects of a complex world in much simpler terms, just as maps do.
Trumpism promises to make life simpler, less regulated, and free of dictates from an administrative class by getting rid of international entanglements.
The Non-Communicable Disease ParadoxWELLINGTON – Albert Einstein is reputed to have said that “everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler.”
It is certainly a poor substitute for deeper tax reform aimed at making the system simpler, more transparent, and more progressive.
Moreover, agencies such as Europol and Eurojust will be similarly subject to greater parliamentary scrutiny, and the budgetary procedure will be simpler and more democratic.
Are products getting simpler?
One hopes that this task has been made slightly simpler by the publication of a book in which the Copenhagen Consensus economists boil down their insights.
Some argue that it would have been simpler to merge the two, and the unwieldiness of the new means of articulating policy suggests that this might indeed have been a good idea.
Most firms operate in a simpler environment with fewer variables than central banks.
Reforms that made the tax system simpler, fairer, and less distortionary would have a beneficial effect on economic growth, although economists concede that the size of this effect is uncertain and impossible to quantify.
But they are no substitute for fundamental long-term reform to make tax systems simpler, fairer, and more efficient.
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