There is a trade off between competition and stability.

THE HAGUE Mitigating climate change is often presented as imposing a trade off between the economy and the environment.

But there need not be a trade off between inequality and growth.

It would be a mistake to treat human rights as though there were a trade off to be made between human rights and such goals as security or development.

Moreover, the Federal Reserve has viewed trade deficits as a helpful brake on inflation, while politicians now view them as a way to buy off consumers afflicted by wage stagnation.

That rabbit will make a security trade off Should I stay, or should I flee?

At the World Trade Organization s meeting Cancun in 2003, the developing countries stood together and blocked efforts to forge a trade agreement that was almost as unfair as the previous Uruguay round, under which the poorest countries actually became worse off.

A specific account of that is the efficiency thoroughness trade off principle (ETTO principle), which can be found on all levels of human activity, in individual as well as collective.

We share the view that it would be a mistake to treat human rights as though there were a trade off to be made between them and such goals as security or development.

Over a quarter century ago, I showed that, under plausible conditions, trade liberalization could make everyone worse off.

There is a trade off there and the language could become sterilized and authors need to be mindful.

So, yes, government spending provides a short term boost, but there is a trade off with long run secular decline.

There can be no trade off between human rights and effective security measures.

A massive campaign, Value your vote , was undertaken whereby citizens were warned that selling their votes was a poor trade off.

This protected investors from a general sell off of the carry trade and lessened their exposure to idiosyncratic risks.

All developing countries witnessed a huge fall off in trade much larger than the declines in income and output.

These were off the agenda in earlier trade rounds, as the US pushed for liberalization of financial services thus serving its own comparative advantage.

As a result, the public is turned off.

Instead, the Smoot Hawley Tariff Act closed off American markets and provoked other countries into a spiral of retaliatory trade measures.

America faces a trade off between security and liberty, but the relationship is more complex than it appears at first glance.

Thus, they still face a trade off between pushing unemployment too low, and setting off an episode of inflation, and not pushing hard enough, resulting in an unnecessary waste of economic resources.

As the Secretary General noted in a statement to the Security Council on 18 January 2002 There is no trade off between effective action against terrorism and the protection of human rights.

The world will be better off as a result.

Private associations, it seems, have picked up where political parties and trade unions have left off.

The investigation quotes a tribal leader as saying organ trade is the second most profitable trade behind only weapons trade.

For in one hour so great riches is come to nought. And every shipmaster, and all the company in ships, and sailors, and as many as trade by sea, stood afar off,

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Two other major issues have sustained the trade off Israel and the rise of the Islamist movements.

Capitalism is always a trade off we must live with unethical behavior by money making corporations that provide us with useful new tools.

There is some evidence of better performance in early adopters all of whom created substantial structural reforms to serve as the foundation for more flexible management but these reforms also involve a trade off.

Now, I agree that you have to yeah, there are certain concessions and, you know, if you use a slide projector, you're not able to have the bad type swing in from the back or the side, or up or down, but maybe that's an O.K. trade off, to trade that off for a focus.

Given that WTO rules tie China s hands on industrial policy, how much of a growth penalty would the Chinese economy suffer if the renminbi were to appreciate? My estimates, crude as they are, suggest a steep trade off.

Other things being equal, deregulation allowed small investors to trade stocks more cheaply, which made them better off.

To prevent this inefficient trade off, governments should tie central bankers hands by insulating them from political influence.

But in Russia, there is no trade off between the two, at least not using the exchange rate.

As a result of successive rounds of multilateral trade negotiations, as well as regional trade agreements and autonomous tariff reduction initiatives, tariffs are continuously being lowered.

As a result, growth in intra regional trade has outpaced overall trade growth, with intra Asian trade now accounting for more than half of the continent s total trade turnover.

And if tempers are still too high, then they send someone off to visit some relatives as a cooling off period.

trade capacity development for the least developed countries. Attaining the trade component of goal 8 was far off, and much work remained to be done on aid for trade that prioritized the needs of the poorest countries.

These new leaders envision Europe only as a trade regime.

He shall shake off his unripe grape as the vine, and shall cast off his flower as the olive.

As recent developments show, however, a Russian Japanese rapprochement remains far off.

Implementation is still a long way off as of Quarter 3, 2007.

If the major English speaking economies remain open and do not close themselves off to trade and immigration, they will also see a return to growth.