Not exact matches
The
model we
choose to drive
economic initiative is crucial.
To consider the
economic significance of these parameter changes, I use the estimates to examine the implications for a simple portfolio decision
model in which a US investor could
choose between US and foreign portfolios.
Since the onset of the Industrial Revolution, the world has
chosen a linear
economic model: take, make, and dispose.
And the
model assumes that everyone makes the best choice given the
economic environment — that power generators
choose the least expensive means of producing electricity, while consumers conserve energy as long as the money saved by buying less electricity exceeds the cost of using less power in the form either of other spending or loss of convenience.
While this
model is rare among insurers, it has helped those who
chose this format to remain strong and focused where others couldn't during bad
economic times.
Whatever the type of outcomes sought or
model for
economic development
chosen, these should be set by the traditional owners and reflect their goals for
economic and social development, consistent with their traditional culture and values.