In a study funded by over 25 million taxpayer dollars, digital mammography was found to be no better over all than traditional mammography, and in fact, it was worse in older women.

Of course, that is an argument against badly designed bank bailouts, like the one in America, which has cost US taxpayer hundreds of billions of dollars, much of it never to be recovered.

In his day, he was the highest taxpayer in Britain.

The next story is called In Praise of the Taxpayer.

Having reached the epiphany that financial restructuring must be avoided at all costs, the governments of the world have in turn cast a huge safety net over banks (and whole countries in Eastern Europe), woven from taxpayer dollars.

Taxpayer bailouts, on the other hand, are seldom smooth and inevitably compromise central bank independence.

Each year in Norway, the government publishes the income and wealth of almost every taxpayer.

Each new wind power job costs the Danish taxpayer at least 119,000 ( 81,000) per year.

Not one more euro of German taxpayer money, she vowed, would be contributed for this purpose.

Businesses see opportunities for taxpayer funded subsidies, and to pass on inevitable cost growth to consumers.

The Danish wind industry is nearly completely dependent on taxpayer subsidies to support a modest workforce.

Big banks get a big taxpayer subsidy in the form of downside protection for their creditors.

And a banking system that never received a taxpayer subsidy could still support excessive private sector leverage.

But, if taxpayer money is at risk anyway, as it is today, why not use it creatively?

And, if the bets don t pay off, the cost to the American taxpayer will be even larger.

PUMA has 2.7 billion dollars of turnover, 300 million dollars of profits, 200 million dollars after tax, 94 million dollars of externalities, cost to business.

And the U.S. military spends 1.5 billion dollars billion dollars in 1940 dollars developing the Norden bombsight.

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It is now very clear that the taxpayer will always be there to guarantee that bondholders get paid.

Accusations that Switzerland is a tax haven usually come from countries that have a low level of taxpayer honesty.

And speculators must take responsibility for their decisions, and stop clamoring for taxpayer money whenever their investments turn bad.

So buried in signage are these structures, that it often takes a moment to distinguish the modern specially constructed taxpayer from its neighbor the small commercial building from an earlier century, whose upper floors have been sealed, and whose groundfloor space now functions as a taxpayer.

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And it went from about 25 million dollars to 150 million dollars.

So far, the strategy of maintaining banking systems on feeding tubes of taxpayer guaranteed short term credit has made sense.

But if you come back to a poorer country, where the GNP per capita is, let's say, 500 dollars, or 300 dollars, then the impact is huge 6,000 dollars. Or 5,000 dollars.

I bought five grams. 10 dollars. 10 dollars! I said, What's in this?

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And every dollar that flows into that will be spent more efficiently by a factor of 10 to 15. And what that means is before we know it, the progress in human space flight, with no taxpayer dollars, will be at a level of about five times as much as the current NASA budgets for human space flight.

Denmark s wind industry is almost completely dependent on taxpayer subsidies, and Danes pay the highest electricity rates of any industrialized nation.

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This plan would allow us to bail out good banks and allow bad banks to fail without costing the taxpayer a penny.

The Swiss state, by contrast, has an excellent relationship with its taxpayers, and there is a correspondingly high level of taxpayer honesty.

Its total taxpayer cost was roughly 8 of the Finnish GNP, making it the most severe of the contemporary Nordic banking crises.

Therefore if a particular contracting state places a different meaning on the term 'permanent establishment' than what the taxpayer seeks to place, the taxpayer would be left with virtually no remedy within that state, other than to seek a mutual agreement to that dispute with the other contracting state to that treaty.