Sentences with phrase «simple economic terms»

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Contrary to what you're saying in this post, I know many local activists who can and do articulate alternative economic strategy - in such simple, powerful terms as tax the rich, protect jobs, save welfare - quite clearly when talking to local media and elsewhere.

«The simple fact is that the Welsh Labour Government has nothing in the way of a long - term economic strategy, no joined - up plan on how to create jobs and invest in infrastructure.

The answer is simple: All of our kids, Michigan's comeback and its long - term economic prosperity all depend on providing a high - quality public school education for all students.

«Through simple and transparent terms, we want to pull back the curtain that has traditionally separated banks from their customers and give our community a say in weighing economic tradeoffs that can create a better cardmember experience,» says Wilmore.

St Paul, MN: While pundits galore will claim many different views, the answer is rather simple in economic terms.

It is my opinion that those are the greater drivers of economic growth, and that the government can do little to foster growth, aside from having simple long - term policies, and letting us get on with being productive.

Committed to long - term, sustainable development in direct partnership with the Haitian people, the APJ model is simple: we believe in empowering local communities, fostering economic growth, and the power of education to change a nation.

The desire to stuff complex social, political and economic phenomena into the terms of an encompassing ecological narrative overwhelms people who struggle to make sense of the world, and those who resist simpler or inconvenient explanations.

Conclusion The scientific, economic, and long - term moral realities of climate - change science sure ain't simple... and sure are sobering... eh Climate Etc readers!

In simple terms: someone who robs 4 banks is quite simply not twice as evil as someone who robs 2 banks, so there's no ethic or economic need to spend twice the money to punish them.

NAR also supports a simple term extension in lieu of a refinance for commercial borrowers that are making their monthly payments, which is included as part of H.R. 1723, the Common Sense Economic Recovery Act of 2011.