Choices must be made, and choices matter.

Choices

The Elephant s Choices

Europe has three choices.

Nowadays, people have more choices and more opportunities to make the wrong choices than ever before.

The Right Choices for 2015

Obama s Hardest Choices Lie Ahead

If we make these choices poorly, growth will suffer and future distributional choices will be far more painful.

The devastating and widening conflict in Syria does not present any good choices, only choices between bad and worse.

The devastating and widening conflict in Syria does not present any good choices, only choices between bad and worse.

The IMF s Tough Choices on Greece

Of course, difficult choices lay ahead.

So choices have to be made.

The following selection represents their choices.

There are hard choices to be made.

The IMF cannot substitute for governments choices.

The gap, instead, reflects recent historical choices.

I didn't actually get meaningful work done.

But it also reflects non cooperative policy choices.

Many voters changed their choices after watching these.

A decade later, that proposal still seems meaningful.

I hope that meaningful progress comes in 2011.

Meaningful participation by civil society requires adequate funding.

Thus far, the quality of our choices has been unimpressive, reflecting little sensitivity to sustainability and the impact of our choices on future generations.

If choices of compensation structures can be expected to affect financial firms stability, regulating these choices can also be useful for protecting this stability.

Sheena Iyengar studies how we make choices and how we feel about the choices we make. At TEDGlobal, she talks about both trivial choices and profound ones, and shares her groundbreaking research that has uncovered some surprising attitudes about our decisions.

Their choices are framed by their societies dominant culture.

These choices are as false as they are intolerable.

We seek out environments that reinforce our personal choices.

The outcome document contains numerous meaningful and useful ideas.

They are given only three choices (Muslim Christian or Jew).

That makes it even more important to clarify the choices.

China s leaders will make their choices, as will German voters.

All of these choices helped return slack to energy markets.

Our choices will result in different outcomes and different costs.

Now all of the choices that Egypt faces are ugly.

Individually rational choices were giving rise to collectively irrational results.

This brings us to the choices that Obama s budget embodies.

With an overvalued rupee, there are no good policy choices.

Yet these are the choices offered by our influential doctrinaires.

Make more efficient and knowledgeable choices as to investment priorities.

For other companies, just the IBM endorsement can be meaningful.

For years, China has also blocked meaningful sanctions against Burma.

And that means better, more meaningful responses when we search.

I thank representatives for making this debate a meaningful one.