It is the absconding propensity of a material.

Adam Smith may have been right that the propensity to truck, barter, and exchange is innate to humans, but a panoply of non market institutions is needed to realize this propensity.

Those developments will buttress war fighting capabilities and enhance the propensity for use.

For example, the cultural behavioral approach explains health inequalities in terms of differences in individual behaviors, asserting that poorer people have worse health outcomes, owing to a higher propensity to smoke, drink alcohol, and eat less healthy foods.

Redistributive measures go quite well with stimulus policies, because they may be expected to increase aggregate demand in the short term (owing to lower income households higher propensity to consume) and minimize the economy s dependence on debt financing in the long term.

There is little doubt that evolution designed people to have a propensity to become sad after such situations.

She concluded by observing that poverty could accentuate women's vulnerability and therefore their propensity to commit criminal acts.

Countries vary widely in terms of household balance sheet damage, which clearly affects the propensity to save and hence the multiplier effect.

How do we deal with our deepest differences, given the human propensity for conflict and the human genius at devising weapons of enormous destruction?

France s seemingly natural propensity to intervene is reinforced in this case by three key factors Sarkozy, Qaddafi, and the context of a wider Arab revolution.

IFRC was increasingly concerned about the propensity of Governments to see the establishment of camps as the standard solution to an influx of asylum seekers.

As a result, the benefits associated with deficit financed boosts to household income are now being diminished by the propensity to save and rebuild net worth.

Fukuyama argues that patrimonialism defined as the natural human propensity to favor family and friends is the bane of the rule of law and accountable government.

Nuthatch refers to the propensity of some species to wedge a large insect or seed in a crack and hack at it with their strong bills.

Higher prices can mean higher incomes for them.

ii. Higher education (Higher Professional Education (HBO) and Universities)

Thanks to the power of guns, combined with a propensity for violence, many of these outlaws have managed to become some of the most respected figures of their communities.

Managers can demand higher and higher returns in the upturn.

Hence, the threat of a nuclear Iran might consist less in its propensity to start a nuclear war with Israel than in its capacity to project its regional power effectively.

Indeed, governments propensity to target overly ambitious industries that were misaligned with available resources and skills helps to explain why their attempts to pick winners often resulted in picking losers.

Despite severe financial repression, it has experienced extremely high savings and investment, owing mainly to Chinese households strong propensity to save and massive government driven investment, particularly by local governments.

Higher prices fuel higher growth in these countries, which, accompanied by a population boom, leads to higher domestic energy consumption.

For almost all countries, higher emissions come from higher growth rates.

For farmers, this means higher costs for seed corporations, higher profits.

Higher Education

Despite serious problems with extraction, production and depletion (production at three of Russia s four major fields is already declining), the propensity to use hydrocarbon resources as a geo strategic weapon trumps economics.

Higher and high education is received in higher schools, faculties and art academies.

Faster, higher, stronger.

Higher Education Misconceived

8.1.5 Higher education

And the higher tax economies did not even have smaller budget deficits than the lower tax US rather, higher taxes merely enabled higher spending.

OECD countries with higher female labor force participation rates also have higher birth rates.

Lenders may charge higher interest rates, and the government may charge higher taxes or fees.

The yen s weakening will mean higher import costs, and therefore a higher rate of inflation.

It will have a higher GDP, larger population, higher military spending, and more technological investment.

Thus, a higher proportion of debt in the firm's capital structure leads to higher ROE.

So higher levels of fecal coliform require higher levels of chlorine, threatening those aquatic organisms.

It offers a higher rate of benefits and will cover a higher maximum insurable income.

Higher Education Instructors 24.

Minorities in Higher Education

Professional and higher posts

But if markets are working well, then returns will be higher only because risk is higher.

The country has a higher proportion of higher education graduates than any other country in Eurasia.

Steel with a higher carbon percentage may be brought to a higher state of maximum hardness.

Since 1999 the proportion of women attending higher education has been higher than that of men.