Sentences with phrase «economic winners»

Many young people, especially those not raised by economic winners, now grow up in broken families.

In today's Information Age, the ability to process knowledge and out - innovate the competition separates economic winners from losers.

Regulation would create economic winners and losers — just like a price on carbon pollution would today.

This power to decide economic winners and losers threatened not only individual businesses but also the conditions that sustained the republic.

The Liberal innovation minister on how he'll pitch the «supercluster» plan, picking economic winners and what really motivates him

The New London case touched a nerve with many in the real estate community because it opened the door for governments to choose economic winners and losers by handing property over to private interests that promise a higher and better use for it.

That in turn increases barriers to entry for startups, because entrenched political players look to «economic winners» for support to stay in power, argues Lee Drutman, a senior fellow at the public policy think tank New America.

But ramping up exports is not an economic winner when you consider climate change and oil revenue in general.

The innovation of the present generation of economic winners has been to fuse the enterprise of money - making with making the world a better place.

Charles Murray's Coming Apart shows the many ways in which the economic winners of our era are also the cultural winners.

Economic Winner (Large): nfrastructure — Clifton Park Economic Winner (Medium): OutMatch — Saratoga Springs

«The companies, the countries, that succeed in this will be the economic winners of the next age to the same extent that the oil - rich nations are today,» Venter says.

And wind, with its falling costs and estimated 105,500 workers, is clearly an economic winner.

While many believe the natural gas sector would be an economic winner in this scenario, they would not be beneficiaries for long, if at all.