Sentences with phrase «economic realities behind»

In applying this test, any investigation must look to the substance and economic realities behind an investment scheme, not simply the name and form.

Dr. Michael Hudson joins Double Down to talk about the economic reality behind the Trump voter and about whether or not, as it is claimed, Hillary Clinton is the «most progressive» candidate in Democratic history.

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Gushing headlines in the Brexit press was a free gift and the economic fallout will be on May's watch, so there'll be no hiding behind a copy of a supportive newspaper when harsh reality hits the No 10 fan.

Lamenting on the present economic realities, Fayose said, it has become pertinent that the necessary political will is put behind agriculture, education, security and physical infrastructure on the long run.

The reality behind food insecurity — people's inability to access food regularly whether through economic constraints or lack of availability — is staggering.

The philosophy behind these tests is that teachers are the only factor to be held responsible for student performance, ignoring socio - economic realities, special needs, institutional racism, restrictive curriculum and school - level and city - wide administrative mismanagement.

But if the theory behind the Valuation - Informed Indexing model is on the mark, it is not economic conditions that are causing our troubles — it is the largely ignored reality that we borrowed $ 12 trillion from future investors to pay for the bull markets of the late 1990s and that we now need to pay that money back.

The geometric patterns that emerge across the salt pans resemble abstract, painterly images, yet the reality behind this beauty is one of environmental and economic decay.

Various levels of accelerating economic degradation that has an inertia behind it that gets worse as we move forward in time, even after the entire planet wakes up to the reality, and even if we stop burning fossil fuels.

If you say that State aid law has to look at effects and economic reality, I think this is clearly the case here, otherwise any investor can hide behind a structure like an EIG in order to obtain State aid!

Given the economic reality of diminished corporate spending on legal services since 2008 and the increase in law school enrollment by universities before and since then, the rest will not, and there are more - many more - students left behind than there used to be.