e Capital punishment for ordinary crimes was abolished in Northern Ireland in 1973.

This is a version of the fallacy that taxing companies ( capital ) spares ordinary people ( workers ).

Status of capital punishment in December 2003 abolitionist countries and territories for ordinary crimes onlya

We consolidated them from 89 to 25 banks by requiring that they increase their capital share capital.

In the long run, wages would fall, and ordinary workers would end up bearing a significant share of the cost.

The share of income going to capital has been rising, at the expense of labor.

Instead, it needs to invest in the region s human capital and share Indian know how.

In particular, the share of national income going to capital and human capital (highly educated people) is rising on a broad front, fueling increasing concentration of wealth.

In issuing contingent capital, banks would have to pay a higher interest rate than they would on ordinary long term debt, because debt investors will face the true cost of capital, not the government subsidized cost.

A very ordinary road accident a very ordinary car swerved off its route in a very ordinary way, and crashed in a very ordinary way into a taxi, very ordinary.

Among residents of the Iranian capital, the share of nationalists soared from 38 in 2000 to 59 in 2005.

The US, which at the time needed annual capital imports of 800 billion in order to offset the near total cessation of private savings, received the lion s share of this capital.

By contrast, the share of ordinary US exports to China shrank, suggesting that China s rebalancing is likely to be associated with continued large bilateral surpluses with the US.

A recent study found that taxing capital gains and dividends as ordinary income, subject to a maximum 28 rate on long term capital gains (the pre 1997 rate), could finance a cut in the corporate tax rate from 35 to 26 .

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Shifts in the distribution of income away from labor and toward capital, which have boosted corporate profits as a share of production.

In comparison, 12 countries abolished capital punishment in the period 1999 2003 (an average of just over 2 a year) 8 of them completely and 4 for ordinary offences.

That, in turn, has reflected the fall in labor income as a share of the economy, owing in part to structural changes that have moved workers out of agriculture (where the labor share of income is high) and into manufacturing (where capital commands a larger share of income).

Its members proposed that universal banks be obliged to set up ring fenced retail banking subsidiaries with a much higher share of equity capital.

Those that do relatively well share three characteristics low levels of public debt, limited dependence on exports or capital flows, and robust democratic institutions.

The driver of the private car, a very ordinary Jewish man, and his friend, a very ordinary Arab, were killed in the accident in a very ordinary way. Five of the taxi passengers were moderately injured in a very ordinary way, and others were seriously injured in a very ordinary way. The taxi passengers were Jewish theatre actors, very ordinary.

Brandon Stanton s Humans of New York Facebook page has inspired many photographers around the world to share photos and stories of ordinary people on the streets in their own cities, including in Shanghai.

In Latvia, where there had been a moratorium on executions since 1996, one male had been sentenced to death in 1999 before capital punishment was abolished for ordinary offences later that year.

The international financial institutions have traditionally dealt with burden sharing by linking voting rights and representation on their boards with each donor's share of capital.

Capital spending and exports, which together account for about 24 of GDP, hold the key to this shift. At just over 10 of GDP, the share of capital spending is well below the peak of nearly 13 in 2000.

General deflation eliminates the capital of yet more financial intermediaries, and makes risky an even larger share of assets that had previously been regarded as safe.

As far as Chinese demand is concerned, investment in infrastructure is continuing, although the share of capital investment in GDP has been approaching very high levels.

Sami was an ordinary Muslim.

Sami's life was very ordinary.

(iii) Ordinary virgin olive oil.

But today, in Amman, as in almost every Arab capital, independent meetings and debates about how to move forward are taking place in art galleries, think tanks, salons, ordinary households, and, most significantly, online.

Ordinary exports are produced using Chinese factors of production, and ordinary imports are intended for China s internal market.

The authors conclude that, by reducing the share of short term foreign currency debt in a country s total liabilities, capital controls can reduce vulnerability to financial crises.

Sami led a very ordinary life.

Sami lived a modest ordinary life.

Sami went back to ordinary life.

Jiang Yanyong is no ordinary doctor.

Meanwhile, ordinary Russians have gained little.

(j) A register of ordinary visits

And, as corporate profits have grown, those who share the capital gains in one way or another have also seen their incomes increase faster than the national average.

El Salvador reported that the question of reintroducing capital punishment for ordinary crimes had been the subject of a round of discussions and consultations within the National Legislative Assembly, but the matter had been subsequently shelved.

The key is to reflect on six kinds of capital goods business capital, infrastructure, human capital, intellectual capital, natural capital, and social capital.

A journal being banned is ordinary here.

Sami knew that Muslims were ordinary people.

But socialism is concerned about ordinary individuals.