Sentences with phrase «public cost»

And if we got the incentives right, the private sector would pay for 90 percent, which brings public costs down to $ 1 trillion.

Also, higher rates and a new load of veterans requiring lifelong medical attention would add to the the kind of structural public costs that weigh down growth.

And this is a substantial issue in the United States with direct public costs of billions of dollars.»

He added that processes for compensation to the Windrush generation must be put in place, and «anyone wrongly deported is immediately allowed to come back at public cost».

Pay for Success (PFS) is an investment model that enables local, state, and federal governments to partner with private investors to fund programs that have a record of achieving outcomes and reducing public costs.

And that has an impact on the personal decisions you make, ones that are pretty low stakes, but also has high personal costs if you make decisions based on bad information and high public cost.

«Equally important, there is no point in interpreting a statute in a manner that inflicts significant public costs while providing no corresponding benefits,» said Andrew.

Demographics matter when assessing gun violence's public costs because the makeup of victims is correlated with the type of insurance they have (or don't).

But others in Spain say there are substantial hidden public costs, including the 10,000 police officers on duty for security, the use of the Cuatro Vientos military air base for Mass, and a discount for visiting Catholic youth on the city's metro, at the same time as regular metro fares have risen sharply.

Both bag men argued that more extensive recycling programs are the solution to the thousands of tons of plastic bags that move through the city sanitation system each week, and which amount to an estimated annual public cost of $ 10 million.

Thus, there is a new public cost incurred for the vouchers provided to those students, but no corresponding savings for the public school system.

She pointed to the enormous public costs associated with a lack of access to justice and suggested more efforts be made to calculate those costs and use that information as a tool to convince governments to increase their investments in access to justice as a cost - avoidance strategy.

Research validates the notion that home visiting programs can enhance parenting and support young children's early development — and can do so with significant public cost savings.

«Personal, public costs of scientific misconduct calculated.»

Just before President Muhammadu Buhari returned from his 103 - days medical treatment in the United Kingdom (at public costs) recently, the National bureau of statistics (NBS) has...

So what do we get for these extravagant private and public costs?

Then there's the public cost of hosting the Olympics.

Most of the time, however, governments are unwilling to permit high unemployment, due to the demonstrated social effects, the economic underperformance it reflects and the public cost in terms of benefit payments it demands.

The Public Cost of Privatized Medicare: How Medicare Advantage is hurting Medicare beneficiaries and other New York taxpayers

The public cost of the treatment and care dementia sufferers require is estimated at # 23 billion a year.

The county on Friday filed a federal suit against several national drug manufacturers that seeks to recoup some of the public costs associated with drug overdoses and change the way companies market their products.

The county has made strides to tackle opioid addiction and overdoses, and this month filed a federal lawsuit against several national drug manufacturers that seeks to recoup some of the public costs associated with drug overdoses and to change the way companies market their products.

The public cost of the Monarchy is also subject to widespread debate, as is the taxation of Royal Income, and symbolic issues about the inequality of the Royals and the citizens of the UK (who are formally the Monarch's «subjects»).

In the report, The Public Cost of Private Bail: A Proposal to Ban Commercial Bail Bonds in NYC, Stringer said that although crime, arrests and jail admissions have fallen in the last two years, the use of commercial bail bonds grew by 12 percent and the total value of bond postings increased by 18 percent over that period.

But for skeptics, the roughly $ 4 billion in public costs and decades of delays that preceded this event make the project a symbol of government's shortcomings.

«This means that in a new crisis, the public costs for Mexico could be four times higher than those experienced in the last crisis,»

It also showed that the public cost of expanding public coverage for high - cost drugs — such as treatments for cancer and rheumatoid arthritis — would be modest and, under most plausible scenarios, would be offset by savings achieved in relatively common drug classes — like treatments for high cholesterol and high blood pressure.

Trussell and his colleagues write there are roughly 62,000 unfulfilled tubal ligation requests annually resulting in an around 10,000 abortions and 19,000 unintended births at a public cost of $ 215 million.

A focus of his research has been toward understanding the public costs associated with behavior disorders, which has included authoring several publications on the potential economic value of effective efforts to improve developmental outcomes in children and youth.

WakeEd partnered with WCPSS and North Carolina State University to measure economic impact in four categories: spending impact in local economy, economic value of degrees awarded, future reduction in public costs, and economic impact on local wealth.

It also monitors the public cost of student loans accessed by trainees on these.

The district has spent nearly $ 2 billion on new school facilities over the last decade at a public cost per pupil FAR greater than the capital cost spent on public charters.

These public costs include services such as investigating animal cruelty, humanely capturing stray animals, and sheltering lost and homeless animals.

What: Art with Patchogue Head Start Student Exhibition When: April 14, 2018 from 3:00 PM — 5:00 PM Where: Patchogue — Medford Library 54 - 60 East Main Street, Patchogue Cost: Free and open to the public

What: Patchworks 2017 When: July 15 — August 27, 2017 Where: Patchogue Arts Gallery, 20 Terry St., Suite 116, Patchogue, NY 11772 Cost: Free and open to the public

What: Opening Reception for Suffolk Arts Councils: Juried Members Exhibition When: Sunday, September 14, from 5:00 — 7:00 PM Where: Patchogue Arts Gallery, 20 Terry St., Suite 116, Patchogue, NY 11772 Cost: Free and open to the public

Smith's books include Field Guide to Effective Communication (2004), Corporate Aftershock: The Public Policy Lessons from the Collapse of Enron and Other Major Corporations (2003), Ecology, Liberty, & Property: A Free Market Environmental Reader (2000), The Future of Financial Privacy: Private Choices versus Political Rules (1999), Environmental Politics: Public Costs, Private Rewards (1992), and Steering The Elephant: How Washington Works (1987).

He was co-editor of Environmental Politics: Public Costs, Private Rewards.

Smith is co-author with Michael S. Greve of Environmental Politics: Public Costs, Private Rewards (1992).