Sentences with phrase «often by government regulation»

Green jobs are like «Fiat money» — a currency without intrinsic value established as money, often by government regulation.

Not exact matches

Canada's strengths — and there are many — seem to be overshadowed by relatively low performance in many policy areas that likely influence innovation, ranging from access to markets and competitive environment, to regulation, taxes, intellectual property rights, and governments» own often diffuse support for research and development.

Your shares go up and down with the company's value, which can be affected by a wide array of (often unpredictable) factors, including management decisions, government regulations and macroeconomic events.

Unfortunately, although we Jews in North America have been blessed by the ability to prosper within a democratic capitalistic system, not enough of us, in my experience, consider the capitalist system positively and are instead too often advocates for laws and government regulation to control the «excesses of the market place.»

Similarly, we may use our extra cash to buy better - quality goods that last longer, or make conscious «ecological» choices, often guided by government regulations or something as simple as labelling.

It's more often the beneficiary of implicit or explicit government subsidies to make it more affordable for the coal industry to operate (the land is practically given to them for free, they get tax expenditures hand over fist, their roads are most often built for them by the state, they're exempted from waste - disposal regulations, allowed to dump and run, and use some of the most tyrannical and abject labor standards in the world).

Today is the day when EPA unveils its regulations intended to solve a minor or more likely non-existent problem by placing restrictive government regulations intended to bias the electric supply business away from seeking the lowest cost source of energy (often coal) at the expense of all American ratepayers, but particularly lower and middle income Americans.

Regulation typically involves formal laws and policies imposed by governments or international organizations, often backed by the threat of criminal penalties or other formal sanctions.

Many of his articles are critical of government regulation in any form and he often criticizes actions by the EPA.

California is a progressive state in terms of technology, politics, natural resources and it is the largest state with the largest population, so it has unique challenges; there are a lot of regulations in place to protect these resources, so builders and workers that come from outside of California are often surprised by the degree to which the process is regulated by the government and third parties.

While poorly timed and often largely duplicative of previous consultation processes, some of the reviews initiated by the Abbott / Turnbull government have added to our understanding of key policy areas and provided useful strategic directions, for example, mental health and therapeutic good regulation.