Sentences with phrase «of economic pie»

What was essential was building muscular mass movements capable of standing up to those defending a failing status quo, and that demanded a significantly fairer share of the economic pie for everyone.

The result is an analysis of the economic pie - cutting of the Americas by Europe.

And the GSE's major role in mortgage finance had the perverse effect of reducing the attractiveness of opportunities for banks in higher credit quality mortgages (the GSEs take their cut with the advantage of near - Treasury borrowing rates and far higher gearing, leaving a smaller part of the economic pie left for banks).

«The GSE's major role in mortgage finance had the perverse effect of reducing the attractiveness of opportunities for banks in higher credit quality mortgages (the GSEs take their cut with the advantage of near - Treasury borrowing rates and far higher gearing, leaving a smaller part of the economic pie left for banks).»

While Labour Day evolved into a celebration of work, employers and life, May Day was a protest against the status quo, government, corporations and other institutions that refused to give working people their deserved share of the economic pie.

The distribution of the economic pie is ultimately a political choice.

Not exact matches

We should look forward to Statistics Canada coming to the plate with a more up to date picture of how the economic pie is shared.»

In an economic downturn, the piece of the pie the players can get has shrunk, and so they have to make themselves better.

Technology continues to have profound impacts on society and industry and will continue to capture an increased portion of the total economic pie.

One of the things accomplished by reckless tax cuts for the rich, aside from dampening GDP growth and creating a smaller economic pie, was raising inequality.

From a macro perspective, consumer staples companies are becoming a decreasingly important part of the overall domestic economic pie.

All of you look at this then go home and think about where you fall in the American economic pie.

With the recent economic sanctions and general tightening up to redirect the $ $ $ to other business (Syria campaign, next - gen weapons, & c.) the pie is getting too small to split among everybody, so all those various branches of corruption start fighting among themselves, and more and more of the assholes are going down.

Winner take all economies divert effort of highly able people from producing economic value that increases the size of the pie for everyone, to «rent seeking» which decides who gets the existing bounty without contributing to the total amount of wealth in the economy.

At stake is more than $ 800 million in funding that will be divvied up among regional economic development councils around the state, with some getting much large pieces of the pie than others.

As a Whitehall - driven, spatially - blind «beauty contest», regional businesses and their partners have to go cap in hand to London to plead for tiny slices of the economic development pie.

That by itself would eat up all of the $ 2.4 billion in new revenue in Murphy's plan — the entire pie of new taxes, budget savings and economic growth.

The ten regional economic development councils were back at it this week in their efforts to bring home as big a slice of three - quarters of a billion dollar state funding pie as possible.

While there remains more of a political and policy need to explain how the economic pie will be grown, key themes of the Clinton (Bill) and Blair years, than Miliband often seemed to acknowledge, there is also an enhanced political and policy focus on how the pie will be distributed, which portends much, including an IDS - like rehabilitation for Miliband.

Similarly, I've argued that Labour should focus on growth as well as the cost of living; in other words, making the economic pie bigger, in addition to sharing it more equitably; being a party of increased production, not simply fairer distribution.

After centuries of accounting for purely tangible assets & value creation, the accounting profession still refuses to properly appreciate the fact intangible assets have been responsible over the last 50 - 100 years for an ever - expanding slice of the pie, in terms of economic & corporate value - creation.