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Her milk isn't sprouting freely, her economic value is waning.
"Plants have great ecological, cultural and economic value," Hinsley said.
Narrator: They're also worth billions of dollars in economic value.
Today, this paradigm shift has produced trillions in economic value.
Billions of dollars of economic value would never have existed.
As the underwater meadows disappear, economic value disappears with them.
Aside from economic value, sandy shorelines play a vital environmental role.
This bank money was backed by claims of real economic value.
Under the EBA's proposal loans would be priced at 'real economic value,' rather than a market price, and the bad bank would have about three years to sell on the loans at that real economic value.
The key to creating economic value has been to acquire some proprietary knowledge stocks, aggressively protect those knowledge stocks and then efficiently extract the economic value from those knowledge stocks and deliver them to the market.
I don't think you can put an economic value on the species.
They can add great economic value, both as workers and as consumers.
In what sense does whiteness carry inherent economic value in our culture?
Beyond the economic value, trees force us to measure time in epochs.
They also overestimated the economic value of a national currency for Greece.
The economic value of his services to the president could be considerable.
But it all raises a larger question about the economic value of Bitcoin.
Take away the animals, and there is usually little left of economic value.
More than half of China's infrastructure projects have "destroyed economic value", they reckon.
While there may be different practical consequences, both return economic value to shareholders.
In the Syrian culture, a house is worth more than its economic value.
You wanted them then, but they have no economic value for you today.
"That's because Grand Isle has huge economic value, it's a driver," Wray explained.
Biodiversity has significant economic value, which should be recognized in national accounting systems.
Regardless of the source, the process of raising these revenues destroys economic value.
Uber has created tremendous economic value for its users all over the world.
The economic value of subsidies for the locations offering them remains under debate.
"They've generated a lot of economic value," Mr. Chertoff added in an interview.
Do you think that the economic value of domestic labor should be recognized?
And what will enable us to continue to create social and economic value?
And do recipients, on the whole, create more economic value than they receive?
It involves the unlocking of new source of economic value that was previously inaccessible.
They are guidelines to tell you something about how to get at economic value.
It seems the hippos have become a tourist attraction and have some economic value.
Mahathir said that both projects will boost ties with China and add economic value.
The digital economy is set to unlock tremendous economic value for countries over time.
In effect, Ricardo narrows the production of economic value strictly to the private sphere.
He places the economic value of that avoided disease burden at around $163 billion.
"It's not the economic value that makes the value of the object," he said.
Companies with millions of followers derive far greater economic value than this monthly sum.
"More than economic value, the museum provides cultural value," Alba Cappellieri, the director, said.
Under the plan, loans would be priced at "real economic value" - an assessed rather than a market price - and the AMC, a concept similar to a "bad bank", would have about three years to sell on the loans at that real economic value.
So it has social value, but there's also tremendous economic value in that as well.
But it's only a handful of species that account for most of that economic value.
That reduction will have no measurable impact on world climate and thus no economic value.
The industry adds a total of $11.3 billion in economic value to the national economy.
It is important to put the human and economic value of smoking cessation into context.
The amount we know about genetics is way out of whack with its economic value.
But our position on climate risk is anchored in long-term economic value—not ideology.
Besides the moral issue of providing freedom of choice, there is a great economic value.
A team of Australian researchers amounted the economic value of the single bird's appearance at $223,000.
AARP's Public Policy Institute has estimated the annual economic value of unpaid caregiving at $470 billion.
Adaptive IAM and role-based access control is rapidly growing although economic value remains a challenge.
People are trying to get smarter to access the economic value of the product more quickly.
Now I want to dissect the foundational thesis of where Patreon could unlock massive economic value.
Mobile internet apps could generate an estimated economic value of $2 trillion to $85033 trillion annually.
ICER is a non-partisan research organization that reviews the clinical and economic value of medicines.
All of these will change in amazing ways and create trillions of dollars of economic value.
That is, do nonwhite people and institutions ever use whiteness to acquire social and economic value?
In this kind of world, the key source of economic value shifts from stocks to flows.
For these workers, the value they attached to work wasn't simply its economic value to them.
You've got revenue responsibilities, you're leading teams of people that deliver economic value to the company.
Top firms with higher markups pay a smaller share of the economic value they create to workers.
Today we are facing a serious danger of large masses of people who have low economic value.
The economic value of Kruger In 2018, 15 million people visited South Africa, spending around $8 billion.
It also argues the campaign derived economic value by accessing the information and therefore committed economic espionage.
New recipes produce fewer unpleasant side effects and generate more economic value per unit of raw material.
Besides the economic value, he sees another virtue to cataloging: It reminds him of what he has.
It is home to biodiversity that's second only to the Amazon River and boasts immense economic value.
Should immigration policy be humanitarian in nature or focus on the skills and economic value of applicants?
"There's this disconnect between the economic value and the social-cultural value of media right now," Kahn said.
Policymakers can focus on metrics such as the economic value of outages or the costs to replace infrastructure.
Today, Wi-Fi has an estimated economic value of over $500 billion, and that number is growing fast.
He has also called for people to receive a share of the economic value generated from their data.
Already, the McKinsey consulting firm estimates that open data is driving more than $1.1 trillion in economic value.
Research shows that the more selective a college's admissions process the greater the economic value of the degree.
Environmental, social, and governance issues may have a direct relationship to the economic value of the plan's investment.
The majority of the economic value of global companies today rests in their patents and other intangible assets.
A trade secret is an essential form of intellectual property whose economic value is contingent upon remaining secret.
And they&aposre projected to bring in an economic value of $2500 billion over the next 22 years.
Sweatcoin's "first premise is that physical movement has economic value," Anton Derlyatka, a Sweatcoin co-founder, told me.
Altogether, these states hold about 22012 million people, and their cumulative annual economic value totals around $1 trillion.
Class B shares have the same economic value as class A shares but 20 times the voting rights.
Baby male chicks of no economic value because they cannot lay eggs are ground up alive in wood chippers.
We can continue to offer our customers a compelling economic value proposition as they move through their financial life.
The report, commissioned by Great Barrier Reef Foundation, is the first to calculate the economic value of the GBR.
Manufacturers that use steel as an input employed 85033 million workers and produced economic value added of $1.04 trillion.
The study further concluded there is effectively no economic value of reducing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions associated with ZEVs.
For the three years after that, RGGI added an additional $1.3 billion in economic value and 85033,200 more jobs.
"This business had a great economic value," a prosecutor in Sicily, Maurizio Scalia, said Wednesday in a news conference.
SO LET ME GIVE YOU AN EXAMPLE, THE DOLAN FAMILY EARNS 17% OF THE ECONOMIC VALUE OF THE COMPANY.
Because of that, Renner said, some teams may look to use the line as an area of economic value.
Altogether, these states hold more than 21961 million people, and their cumulative annual economic value totals around $21971 trillion.
"When it is close to you, something like Microsoft Research has real economic value," said Mr. Clark, of OpenAI.
It made money not by providing economic value to customers but by financial engineering and by gaming the system.
"There's tremendous economic value that's collectively created," said Chris Benner, director of UC Santa Cruz's Institute for Social Transformation.
"It didn't make sense to shut them down, or you would destroy a lot of economic value," says Squire.
By efficiently shifting the point-of-service to a customer's location, startups capture economic value historically tied up in infrastructure.
That refers to the economic value of a workforce, which considers factors such as workers' education level, skills and health.
It's my hope that President Trump will recognize the economic value of the Great Lakes and reconsider these terrible cuts.
His work involves the design and execution of clinical and observational studies on the health and economic value of nutrition.
Outside of the platform, he has expressed doubt about the social and economic value of the tech sector in general.
It said on Friday it was also likely to miss its forecasts for cost-income ratio and Economic Value Added.
Although Facebook doesn't make money from fake news, Mosseri said, the platform does send economic value to fake news publishers.
But there is no cover up — just companies designing their products to capture the key economic value they seek — engagement.
"The problem is that everybody wants to put a number on everything, but not everything has economic value," he argued.
"We remain convinced of the social and economic value of our mission to connect everyone everywhere," said CEO Adrian Steckel.
We put an economic value on the cost of more toilets and compared it to the cost of the assaults.
The land's status as a public monument has already begun to return considerable economic value to the local tourist economy.
It's something that we need to not only see from a human rights standpoint but also for its economic value.
The economic value of Virunga was estimated at $48.9 million annually in a 2013 report by the World Wildlife Fund.
"It really lays bare this fiction that economic value is something we can assign to a location," Ms. Clausing said.
According to William Nordhaus, the Nobel Prize-winning economist, innovators capture about 2 percent of the economic value they create.
As our systems get better at detecting this, we show the content less, which drives the economic value for them down.
And those technologies could contribute up to $120 billion in increased economic value, according to the McKinsey study cited by Astound.
Should BTS maintain their popularity, they could generate $37 billion in economic value for South Korea over the next 10 years.
"Amgen feels strongly that Neupogen is competitively priced based on its clinical and economic value," Amgen said in an emailed statement.
Few attempts have been made to quantify the scale of the economic value and savings made when implementing these wider systems.
It can also protect sharks by offering an economic value greater than poaching, making the sharks worth more alive than dead.
It has also generated goodwill among its neighbours: and, as any accountant would agree, there is an economic value to goodwill.
At the event, Lane also touted the economic value of shark tourism, which brings $221 million a year to Florida alone.
An estimated 22019 billion devices will be connected by 2020, creating $19 trillion in economic value during that same time period.
The IEP, which develops methods to "analyse peace and to quantify its economic value," has released the GPI annually since 2007.
Technologies with widespread potential require major adjustments to business processes, capital infrastructure and job design to realize their full economic value.
Although the specific payout from that bond is incredibly secure, its economic value if I need to sell is surprisingly volatile.
The administration also buried a government study establishing the economic value of accepting refugees and falsely claimed they threaten our security.
Op-Ed Contributors Almost nothing on the planet, short of nuclear weaponry, destroys economic value as rapidly as a mega-hurricane.
The company urged farmers who use it to write to the E.P.A. about the economic value of chlorpyrifos, among other things.
The administration has also announced tariffs on Chinese imports intended to recoup the economic value of IP stolen by Chinese hackers.
A plan that balances an awareness of culture's economic value with an understanding that the impact of the arts is, ultimately, immeasurable.
Now, this isn't a disaster, because the subway creates an insane amount of economic value for New York City and the country.
The future of communication and collaboration at work will be defined by virtual, augmented and mixed reality experiences that provide economic value.
And with the proliferation of an AI-driven society, the social and economic value of such technology is also on the rise.
This wave of female-controlled capital coming off the sidelines could be a game changer that redefines how we quantify economic value.
China is "not investing — they're lending us money, for projects which have very little economic value to the host countries," he added.
CTIA SAYS THAT THE LEADERSHIP IN 5G CAN BRING 3 MILLION JOBS, 275 BILLION OF INVESTMENT, AND $500 BILLION OF ECONOMIC VALUE.
I have long supported fair-value accounting relative to cost-based reporting because fair value provides a better reflection of economic value.
Why would it be wrong for Twitter to capture, through fees, a piece of the economic value its service brings these companies?
Why would it be wrong for Twitter to capture, through fees, a piece of the economic value its service brings these companies?
Economic value creation in superstar cities like New York fuels a feedback loop that companies and cities both want to lean into.
The precision navigation and timing that is made possible by GPS itself annually generates between $6900 and $2628 billion in economic value.
" A recommendation from this study was to "find ways to confer economic value on MOOC completion, such as providing employer-recognized credentials.
Livestock is very important in terms of the diet issues or the economic value that you create out of the agricultural sector.
Economic value added is a complicated metric that seeks to show how much return a company is generating above its cost of capital.
"The synergies and the cross-selling opportunities can create tremendous economic value for the shareholders, once the IPO is done," the companies said.
This is produced by fish stocks, coral reefs, mangroves and other marine and coastal assets that have an economic value exceeding $24 trillion.
Simply put: A woman's economic value isn't only in the work she does, but also in where she chooses to spend her money.
Meanwhile, the economic value of a college degree, which has been called the "new high school diploma," is not what it once was.
To address incentives for short-term speculation on stocks, which has negative economic value, there should be a tiny tax on financial transactions.
Kathmandu plays a limited role on the international stage, but for India and China, the 29-million-strong country holds strategic economic value.
It could also discourage high-frequency trading, which Lee and Sanders said hurts the stability of financial markets without generating any economic value.
These benefits may seem difficult to estimate because they represent the lack of something really bad happening, but they have real economic value.
His book, "The Procrastination Economy: The Big Business of Downtime," (NYU Press, 2018) details the social and economic value of mobile device use.
The banker argued this replication could only lead to debasement of cryptocurrencies to the point where they held no economic value at all.
However, various studies, including one from McKinsey in 2009, estimated that the ad revenue collected vastly understates the total economic value to consumers.
Ashley added that the channel generates $85033 billion in economic value to the United States economy, helping to provide 3.2 million jobs nationwide.
Instead of all the economic value being captured by the shareholders of one or two large corporations that dominate the market, the economic value is distributed across a much wider group: the early developers of Transit, the app creators who make the protocol work in a consumer-friendly form, the early-adopter drivers and passengers, the first wave of speculators.
Each of these "currencies" resembles traditional money in certain ways—they're abstractions of economic value; they can be traded; they each use unique symbols.
China's solution not only has economic value, but also has found an approach to development that can serve as an example for developing countries.
In a farm, there's enough biomass that is viable in the form of weeds, residue, and plant parts that do not have economic value.
Fans also create new economic value; the feeling and meaning they invest can make even items with no inherent value, like an autograph, expensive.
Meanwhile, the losers – you and I – will continue to believe that their economic value is limited to "doing" something for eight hours a day.
Pet owners currently cannot typically collect damages beyond the economic value of their pet (no more than a few thousand dollars in most cases).
Brookings points out that the economic value of a college degree has steadily risen over the past few decades and increased dramatically for women.
Estimates suggest that the economic value of Martinique and Saint Lucia's corals comes to $2200,240 per square km each year, thanks largely to tourism.
The report released Tuesday from the Wi-Fi Alliance estimates that the global economic value of Wi-Fi will reach $22019 trillion by 2023.
The clean water, timber, cultural and recreation opportunities of this one forest deliver more economic value than all of the failing American coal industry.
More than 34 million people provided unpaid care to other adults in 2015, with an economic value of $522 billion per year, McClanahan said.
" Those who do opt-in and share personal data with companies should then "receive a share of the economic value generated from your data.
In a society that places economic value at the forefront of worth, these assumptions might apply to other individuals, but not to my dad.
When the criminally active get help for this, "the economic value of crime reduction largely or totally offsets the costs of treatment," he added.
Some of them indeed preside over organizations whose economic value, scope of trade and diplomatic issues surpass those of most of the world's nations.
According to the 2018 Volunteering in America report, Americans donated nearly 6.9 billion hours in 2017, worth an estimated $167 billion in economic value.
It makes no sense for us to invite students to come to the U.S., train them to create economic value and then kick them out.
The first is called "market leaders," which includes the top 20% which globally capture almost 100% of the economic value added by the entire industry.
Gurley responded by arguing that there's an "economic value that comes with freedom and flexibility," bringing income and allowing for workers to pursue other passions.
And it is doing all it can to rehabilitate the struggling coal industry, which retains a political heft out of proportion to its economic value.
McKinsey estimates that firms will derive between $1.3trn and $2trn a year in economic value from using AI in supply chains and manufacturing (see chart).
"For reasons we cannot fully explain, transfer recipients appeared to derive less economic value from their assets than microenterprise beneficiaries did," the study authors write.
The department also didn't account for the economic value of agricultural research that would be lost due to veteran employees fleeing the agency in droves.
And its huge cultural importance, as well as its economic value, mean securing a sustainable future for tea is vitally important for millions of people.
That means each worker would need to produce 13 percent more in terms of economic value to offset the decline and maintain current living standards.
The economic value of health improvements could be comparable with, and possibly larger than, the value of the avoided damage from climate change, they added.
Dexter would eventually be worth zero, which cost the investor nearly $6 billion in economic value due to Berkshire Hathaway shares' appreciation, according to Batnick.
The importance of a job should not be solely dependent on its economic value but should also be measured by what it adds to society.
" Mr. Silverman, similarly, remembered being convinced that "either there was no oil and gas there, or the oil couldn't be produced at an economic value.
Each one of her positions, she said, has been related in that it turned discovery into economic value — a major objective of most space agencies.
Efforts to suppress fires began in the 303th century, largely motivated by the view that forests should be seen as standing timber with economic value.
We need a new market for pricing data, one that can bring balance to this uneven marketplace and establish an economic value for data privacy.
In a New Arctic with emerging strategic and economic value and where norms are still being established, the potential for tensions to escalate is real.
The underlying technology, this immutable ledger ... It's immutable because there's an incentive system behind it, which creates economic value on the security of the ledger.
"This data has economic value and these thefts can feed China's ... creation of intelligence targeting packages," said Attorney General William Barr at a Monday news conference.
Liu believes that software is the most profound medium for expression and economic value creation, but up until Airtable, it wasn't really accessible to most people.
Shortening this time horizon could perhaps create 10-20 more future tech unicorns, adding perhaps $50-100 billion of future aggregate economic value to European tech.
I think that's something I learned at CVS is, you got to really be careful and focused on where is the economic value in this partnership?
" A spokeswoman for Munich Re said the transaction added "to the economic value to Munich Re shareholders providing an additional revenue stream from Australian Insurance risk.
Thanks to the National Collegiate Athletic Association's amateurism rules, however, he won't be able to realize more than a fraction of his economic value this fall.
Recent executive orders even direct the U.S. secretary of commerce to review each of the country's free trade agreements, measuring their past and potential economic value.
Jed Emerson, who pioneered early attempts to monetize the economic value of social impact, makes the same point in his recent book The Purpose of Capital.
Lambertini said that the economic value of nature was too often ignored, even though the sites created jobs, for instance from ecotourism worth billions of dollars.
Said another way, you're creating $72 to $113 billion of economic value each year not by working an eight-hour shift but by just being you.
"From a bank's perspective, they should also be looking at the economic value of holding excess CET1 rather than issuing an AT1," said the first investor.
"The true economic value of the fiber infrastructure is much greater than the cost of installing and maintaining the infrastructure," the University of Tennessee study concluded.
I think a lot of huge infrastructure projects are boondoggles of dubious long-term economic value — even if they create jobs while they are being built.
Critics worry that emphasizing the economic value of nature might make it easier for nature to be exploited, reducing it to simply another good or service.
Land that might be razed to raise cattle would have higher economic value if farmers can plant palo santo and sell it for a good price.
Without solutions to these questions, it is unlikely the U.S. (or other countries) will be able to capitalize fully on the economic value of this domain.
In other words, technology-dependent companies like Google, Uber, Netflix, and others are essentially subsidizing the consumer and under-reporting their full economic value in GDP.
The economic value of their unpaid contributions has risen to $470 billion, according to the most recent AARP report about the rising economic contributions of caregivers.
The business community has been lobbying the Speaker and her staff for months, and is encouraged by word that she understands the economic value of the deal.
"This data has economic value, and these thefts can feed China's development of artificial intelligence tools as well as the creation of intelligence targeting packages," Barr said.
But imagine a country where if I get some kid off drugs, or I help reintegrate an ex-convict into society, that actually counts as economic value.
But for every dollar spent on early education, taxpayers save $13 on future costs and generate $3 in net business and economic value, an MIT analysis showed.
"(Basic) appointment fees don't reflect the economic value of doctors' skills and experience," said Wu Yuan, an eye doctor at the Peking University First Hospital in Beijing.
Tens of thousands of high-growth startups are founded every year across the world, and yet, only a handful represents the complete economic value of the industry.
A new report from UBS estimates that artificial intelligence (AI) technologies could create an economic value of about $1.8 trillion to $3 trillion in Asia by 2030.
While its demise now may be at hand — the company declined to comment to several CNBC requests — Jawbone innovations live on and may extract future economic value.
We are in the early stages of a transformation that could generate as much as $1 trillion in economic value over the next seven to 10 years.
But the sum of wage payments to workers is growing more slowly than economic value-added, so labor's share of the pie of net earnings is falling.
"The opportunity to take advantage of the full economic value of NGLs produced in Appalachia has been identified by regional leaders," the Department of Energy report explains.
As such, a wide range of industries, including horticulture, agriculture, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, forestry, and fisheries, explore and exploit biodiversity for social and economic value — something called bioprospecting.
" He added: "We cannot afford to take a chance with our beauty, our majesty and the economic value and vitality of our wonderful coastline in South Carolina.
They also point out that it may hurt the state's wetlands, which are protected in large part because of the economic value of the alligators living there.
But for every dollar spent on early education, taxpayers save $13 on future costs and generate $3 in net business and economic value, according to an MIT analysis.
"The economic value of the original sound was therefore not diminished," the court said, adding that banning sampling would in effect spell the end of some music styles.
An agreement would be of great geostrategic and geo-economic value in terms of strengthening Transatlantic ties and enhancing our ability to define a global rules-based architecture.
Family caregivers are, of course, generally unpaid, but the economic value of their care is estimated at $470 billion a year — roughly the annual American spending on Medicaid.
All these blockchain technologies seem to point to this future where there's this sort of radical participation of users in the economic value that's created by art participation.
"I don't think you can put an economic value on a species," he told me, sitting in that meadow in Oregon he's returned to so many times since 2006.
Since the cost of college is up front and the benefits are doled out over many years, the economic value of a college degree is often hard to see.
But given that scarcity exists, we have a price system to signal the economic value of stuff — how much of it there is and how badly we want it.
The law broadly defines "trade secret" to include all types of information that the owner has taken reasonable measures to keep secret and that itself has independent economic value.
But they also recognize that, in the twenty-first century, public lands—our commonly-owned mountains, rivers, trails and parks—offer value, including economic value, in countless other ways.
It's not just the small business and art types who want to move to lower cost locales to match their lifestyle spending to the (economic) value of their work.
A failure to accurately quantify the economic value of medical treatments means potentially underinvesting in treatments that have large societal benefit and over-investing in treatments with low benefit.
The brief covered that, too: From 2009 to 2011, its first three years of operation, RGGI produced $1.6 billion in economic value and led to over 16,000 additional jobs.
And the more symbolic value a work builds, through literature, scholarly discourse, or programs like this, the more economic value collectors are willing to shell out on owning it.
Then, during Mr. Trump's visit to China in November, Mr. Ross orchestrated deals that administration officials claimed were worth $250 billion, though their true economic value was far less.
The crypto world is moving into uncharted waters filled with rocks, shoals and sharks that will end up sinking all cryptocurrencies except those that can demonstrate genuine economic value.
The economic value of this could reach upward of $200 million a year in New York City alone, according to a study by the United States Department of Transportation.
"The top guys are worth a lot — on the order of millions a year," said Daniel Rascher, a sports economist who has studied the economic value of college athletes.
Nobre said many politicians in Latin America failed to appreciate the economic value of the benefits offered by tropical forests, from cooling and rainfall production to popular 'superfood' acai berries.
This would more accurately capture the economic value of the subsidy involved, though at the cost of doing some violence to understanding what's literally happening on the government's balance sheet.
"The issue for us is straightforward and clear: The use of performers' work in this manner has obvious economic value and should be treated accordingly," a SAG-AFTRA spokesperson said.
Some economists say living with less in this context is appropriate for achieving efficiency, but they overlook the subjectivity of economic value, which renders these experiences irreplaceable to some people.
This means that when the economic value of a treatment is assessed, which is a standard exercise for national health systems that are deciding whether to cover a new treatment.
And while the issue has been seen as mostly confined to rural areas with low economic value, there are cases that are too late to untangle even in big cities.
Instead, it provides a guideline as to what might be a reasonable fee for any target the manager chooses to pursue, a general idea of that player's actual economic value.
Although we contend that female-dominated jobs merit better wages regardless of men&aposs entrance, men&aposs participation in these jobs may enhance the job&aposs status and economic value.
Without protecting new areas and engaging Latinos and young people as the stewards of tomorrow, Colorado risks losing valuable natural treasures that provide significant natural, cultural, heritage and economic value.
Globally agreed rules on this profit-shifting are supposed to ensure tax is paid where a company's economic value is created, for example through investment in physical assets or intellectual property.
The analysis determined that the cumulative economic value of coastal tourism direct-spending from 2022 (when the first wells could be drilled) through 2041 could amount to more than $602 billion.
"In essence," as Goetzmann memorably puts it, "financial technology is a time machine" — a set of ideas and practices that enable us to shift economic value backward and forward through time.
Over the next 10 years, 3-D printing can realistically add more than 3 million jobs to the United States economy and deliver more than $2023 billion in total economic value.
In total, the 191,000 jobs supported by snow sports in the 2015-16 winter season generated $6.9 billion in wages, while adding $11.3 billion in economic value to the national economy.
But for information to qualify as a trade secret, its owner must take "reasonable measures to keep such information secret" and derive "independent economic value" from its not being generally known.
"We're obviously not looking at economics or even economic value as a component of how we're making regulatory decisions; that's up to the discretion of payers, providers and patients," Gottlieb said.
In the past decade, an enormous reallocation of revenue of perhaps $50 billion a year has taken place, with economic value moving from creators of content to owners of monopoly platforms.
These metrics measure both real economic value in our internal economy and serve as a proxy to measure trust: People only hire, work for or make referrals for people they trust.
The economic value is, in a sense, the market cap of the ledger itself, and the incentive to do that is that there's a finite number of slots on the ledger.
There's no economic value to it, so through the miners at least you can get a dividend and they can control costs and their margins," he said Thursday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
The proposed moves would affect only a small amount of China's aluminum exports, but the main issue isn't the economic value of the U.S. action, but rather where it ultimately may lead.
In aggregate, McKinsey projects that AI could eventually drive between $3.5 trillion and $5.8 trillion of annual economic value in those industries — a wide range, and with no timeline on that forecast.
"This timely report is a much needed, holistic view of the incredible economic value and opportunities provided by the Great Barrier Reef," noted US politician and environmentalist Al Gore in the report.
"We are looking at foundation micro-enterprising -- how do we help [local soap makers] create a demand for their soap or become re-sellers so they have an economic value," he explains.
The upshot of all this is that it has become essentially impossible for investors to get diversified exposure to the U.S. economy, and to real economic value creation, without tapping private equity.
Malls overtook traditional downtowns in most communities because they are planned and built, by design, to maximize the economic value of these interaction effects and to integrate well with modern transportation technology.
Having spent most of the interview massively overstating the economic value of the US-Saudi relationship, Trump eventually pivots and says that the whole thing is actually an enormous waste of money.
Georgetown University's Center on Education and the Workforce's 298 report "The Economic Value of College Majors " ranked 2000 college majors according to median annual earnings, using data from the U.S. Census Bureau.
The CEA's goal in performing the analysis was to inform policymakers about the economic value of pursuing various potential interventions to curb the problem that has been deemed a public health emergency.
"We cannot afford to take a chance with the beauty, the majesty and the economic value and vitality of our wonderful coastline," McMaster told reporters Wednesday, according to The Post and Courier.
In contrast to Williamson and a few other superstars, most players in college basketball are denied the right to cash in during what is very likely their moment of peak economic value.
As many critics have observed, ordinary users on social-media platforms create almost all the content without compensation, while the companies capture all the economic value from that content through advertising sales.
"I worry a great deal about that in the U.S. ... If you're close to the zero interest rates frequently, it is a destroyer of economic value that you never get back," Tannenbaum said.
While strawberries are capable of self-pollinating and wind pollinating, insect pollination — particularly by bees — helps them reach their maximum potential, and produces bigger, better berries, which is of economic value to growers.
The shift in the for-profit world from corporate social responsibility to creating shared value is an exciting opportunity to generate economic value for vulnerable communities while addressing their real needs and challenges.
What made Uber so noteworthy wasn't the technology per se — it was the way the technology worked as a regulatory hack to unleash economic value that was previously tied up with taxi licenses.
The businessman said he was looking to create a secondary market for smartphones used for a year or two, "giving them an economic value," and then passing them on for free to public schools.
Henry McMaster, a Republican, per the Post and Courier: "We cannot afford to take a chance with the beauty, the majesty, and the economic value and vitality of our wonderful coastline," McMaster told reporters.
Just last month California and Oregon agreed to dismantle four more power-generating dams on the Klamath River, having realized that the facilities were crippling native salmon fisheries, which also have enormous economic value.
When I spoke with Anupam Jena, a health economist and physician at Harvard Medical School, he argued that such figures don't include the most dramatic cost: the economic value of the loss of life.
The very low interest rate environment currently has reduced the company's economic value-based capitalisation in Fitch's view, although the company's duration mismatch between assets and liabilities is smaller than that of its peers.
Finally, Congress should expand the Conservation Innovation Grants program, which has supported dozens of novel conservation programs and calls for the investment in timely, publicly-available research on the economic value of conservation activities.
Companies realized that it made sense to keep dying businesses running to still make money, rather than completely shutting them down and destroying their economic value, Fordham law professor Richard Squire previously told Vox.
This would remove any names that have burdened themselves with too much leverage during the period of QE."Positive Economic Value Added (ROIC>WACC) - "Screen for companies with ROIC/WACC of greater than 1.
Chesnara's economic value earnings (EcV) net of tax, a measure adopted by European insurance companies to make their results more meaningfully comparable, rose to 645.1 million pounds from 626.1 million pounds a year earlier.
As much as I would like to see everyone be paid fair amounts for their work, the stay-at-home job doesn't seem to hold the same amount of economic value as other jobs.
Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore's founding leader, pushed for Mandarin because of its economic value, the sheer impracticality of teaching multiple, mutually unintelligible dialects, and the desire to establish a common language among Chinese Singaporeans.
This proposal recognizes that the economic value of equity capital can substitute for costly regulation as a means to discourage banks from taking risks that can lead to their failures or to systemic crises.
They promoted free-market principles, deregulation and the privatization of functions normally handled by the government and sought to define all things — like the benefits of education — strictly in terms of their economic value.
I think publishers — book publishers as opposed to media — have actually made a lot of important decisions that, in retrospect, were virtuous, healthy decisions where they defended the underlying economic value of their product.
Indeed, the U.S. determines who may or may not enter the country on criteria that prioritizes security — whether the applicant is perceived as a threat or not — over skill and any potential economic value-add.
And when city hall is aware of the cultural and economic value it [nightlife] creates, then maybe there could also be a form of integrity towards the people that help to develop these nightlife areas.
"In addition to saving lives, solar is producing energy, which has economic value," Joshua Pearce, study co-author and professor of materials science and electrical engineering at Michigan Technological University, said in a press release.
The auditor who went through the company's books concluded that it was entirely solvent—which isn't surprising, when you consider that the lands it owned in America now produce trillions of dollars in economic value.
However, Fitch believes Nippon Life's economic value-based capitalisation is being negatively affected by the current low-interest environment due to a duration mismatch between assets and liabilities, along with many other Japanese life insurers.
A certification would signal that quiet has economic value, too — that some of the economic motivations that drive us toward a noisier future can also be harnessed to preserve, and spread the gospel of, quiet.
Given that the North American energy sector is very large, reflecting the size and economic value of the geographic energy resource base, these conceptual realities and facts provide a strong case for implementation of USMCA.
A 2006 study conducted by economists at Duke University found that 78 percent of executives at public companies said that they would sacrifice long-term economic value for a short-term lift in share price.
It is in everyone's interest for this to happen in the developing world: Increasing the world's infrastructure capacity in a sustainable and transparent manner could amount to US$ 1 trillion in economic value each year.
Watch more from Motherboard: The Art of Canada's Doomed Pre-Internet Web Explanations have ranged from greedy telecom companies who don't see the economic value in investing in sparsely-populated areas, to ineffective government responses.
But the authors made one thing clear: Birding, especially spotting vagrant birds like this black backed oriole, can have under-appreciated economic value that hotels, motels, and local restaurants might be able to take advantage of.
But this method does not take into account that many of these bets cancel each other out, meaning the true economic value of the global swaps market is dramatically smaller than the headline notional figure suggests.
"While it is difficult in this case to quantify the economic value of the violations to the company, there is good reason to believe $5 billion is a substantial undervaluation," Slaughter wrote in a dissenting statement.
"Travertine is a porous material with kind of sponge texture - it has many tiny holes in it - and those holes actually decrease its economic value in the current market," said Hamidreza Rahimi, the report's lead author.
The McKinsey Global Institute, a think-tank within a consultancy, reckons that just applying AI to marketing, sales and supply chains could create economic value, including profits and efficiencies, of $2.7trn over the next 20 years.
Seven of the nine-largest listed Tata entities in terms of capital employed have negative economic value added, meaning that their earnings before interest and tax translate into a return below their overall cost of capital.
It found that if these countries were to extend digital ID coverage to a large part of the population, they could expect to "unlock economic value" equivalent to 3 to 13 percent of GDP in 2030.
Taking a conservative approach and looking just at companies that buy steel as an input for further manufacturing, we find a broad industry producing economic value added of just over $1 trillion -- or 5.8% of GDP.
Over half of the investments in transport infrastructure in China are of such low quality that they destroy economic value instead of generating it—the costs of that spending are larger than the benefits they generate.
"We're looking at how to scale up the links with the market so that the straw has an economic value, the farmers can sell the straw and it can be used for other purposes," added Chowdhury.
" Carolyn Wegemann, a public relations representative of Vanguard, told me that "given cryptos' extreme volatility and lack of intrinsic economic value, [we] caution against investing in cryptocurrencies as they may expose investors to undue financial risk.
Any real economic value of data will require greater user control over data sharing and a higher degree of data scarcity—scarcity that's created through limits on the non-transparent and uncontrolled proliferation of data transactions.
Funding businesses in this way will increase the economic value of wildlife and nature and thus provide incentives to conserve it, while also redirecting potentially threatening business activities towards rewilding-friendly endeavors, according to Rewilding Europe.
Fitch also uses a recovery cap, based on an analysis weighted by the economic value realized from Trilogy's existing markets of operation in Bolivia and New Zealand per Fitch's 'Country Specific Treatment of Recovery Ratings' criteria.
"According to suspicions, the Prime Minister worked to advance the extension of the tax waiver for returning citizens over 10 years, a benefit that has a considerable economic value for Mr. Milchan," the police statement said.
As the various hurdles are overcome over the next few years, reckons Michael Chui of the McKinsey Global Institute, a think-tank, IOT technologies will create between $3.9trn and $11.1trn in economic value globally by 2025.
The administration has already said that the chairman of the CEA won't be included in Trump's Cabinet, an effective demotion for what had been the central position in analyzing the economic value of potential policy changes.
According to S&P, Greece has lost a third of its economic value since 2009, and investment is set to fall below 10 percent of GDP this year compared to about 25 percent before the financial crisis.
Mr Chen has trained his employees in Six Sigma, a management method popularised by Jack Welch, a former boss of General Electric, to eliminate waste; and in a financial methodology that scrutinises investments for economic value added.
Yet even if the government were able to realise George's dream and capture all this economic value, it would not be able to fund the government for very long after it had paid off the national debt.
He hopes SNP-based breeding will double cassava yields from their average value of about 10 tonnes a hectare as well as increase the amount of starch in the plant's root, increasing its nutritional and economic value.
"Canopy's market capitalization has increased by roughly $3.5 billion since the deal announcement, indicating pro forma economic value to Canopy of $6.9 billion — over 100 percent greater than the price offered to Acreage shareholders," the letter said.
"While it is difficult in this case to quantify the economic value of the violations to the company, there is good reason to believe $5 billion is a substantial undervaluation," Slaughter wrote in a statement to CNBC.
After reading this response, I couldn't help but think that Lawson and her gallerist worried that my focus on the Time photographs might reduce the economic value of what they consider to be her fine art images.
However, Nippon Life's economic value-based capitalisation was negatively affected by the current low interest environment due to duration mismatch between assets and liabilities, as is the case with most of other Japanese life insurers, in Fitch's view.
For buyers that were legal entities and not people, BuzzFeed News analyzed them using corporation records, property records, and other online documents to determine whether they were established businesses or shell companies, which typically generate little economic value.
BERLIN (Reuters) - Slackening international demand for German goods and its car industry's difficulties meeting new emissions standards have led to the share of manufacturing in Germany's economic value creation falling in 2018 for the first time since 2013.
In her book "The Value of Everything: Making and Taking in the Global Economy," Mariana Mazzucato, an economist at University College London, argues that policymakers and the public have lost sight of government's ability to create economic value.
Both Apple and the Irish government strongly disagree with the Commission's interpretation of tax law, saying it is wrong for Apple to pay the bulk of its tax in Ireland when the economic value was not created there.
LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Developing countries swapping paper documents for digital identification systems could see their economies grow up to 13 percent by 2030, researchers said on Wednesday in the first study to assess the technology's economic value.
While the architects of both President Trump's proposal and Congress's Blueprint bend to the right of American politics, both sides of the aisle have historically seen the potential economic value of policies aimed at sparking small business success.
While I believe that oil, given the vast supplies available around the world, has an economic value of about $20 per barrel, it's becoming increasingly impossible to ignore a world that seems to want higher prices for crude.
"Black and Latina women are producing tons of firms and showing motivation — probably a whole lot more than would be willing and able to start high-growth firms with direct economic value" — but aren't getting funding, he said.
Since a currency can be anything to which people assign economic value, launching a new complementary currency will hinge on advocates' ability to convince enough people to use and accept the currency in exchange for goods and services.
New York (the state, not the city) spent $958.6 million on the factory and wrote that down to about $75 million — though that figure doesn't capture the plant's economic value to the surrounding area, The Buffalo News reported.
LONDON (Reuters) - Students at British universities could be charged variable tuition rates that reflect the economic value of their degrees, Minister for Education Damian Hinds said on Sunday, before the launch of a review of higher education funding.
LISBON (Reuters) - Investment in Portugal's export-oriented sectors doubled last year to hit a record high, underlining the country's fast shift up the economic value chain, the head of the state agency for promotion of exports and investment said.
The first step, already underway, is comprehensive tax transparency to global tax authorities — a uniform template of information that gives authorities a clearer picture of where a firm generates real economic value, and where its tax income is booked.
"There's a huge tension between the economic value of these businesses—both to their shareholders and the broader economy—and the lack of oversight provided by host governments," says Owain Johnson, managing director of the Dubai Mercantile Exchange (DME).
It is unrealistic to think that China will walk away from its Made in China 2025 strategy to try to catapult itself up the economic value-chain any more than the Trump administration will abandon its America First strategy.
It's a system built around the idea that college athletes should not be allowed to be paid for their labor, even though they are, in fact, working—and generating tremendous economic value through their self-sacrifice, industriousness, and hustle.
This combination means companies price their drugs at whatever that segment of the United States market will bear, rather than as a benchmark of the drug's therapeutic and economic value, underlying research and development costs, or expected global revenues.
Continuing on the notion that international climate policies will force the future demand for fossil fuels to decline and collapse the economic value of current reserves: Current world oil consumption and production are around 98 million barrels per day.
Equally important, naval strength depended on a broader dual-use infrastructure of seafaring expertise, shipbuilding capability, overseas possessions and ports producing economic value to support and fund a Navy, and a nation that saw itself as a seapower state.
Because recycled aluminum has real economic value, its collection is incentivized, which is one reason why 75% of all aluminum ever produced is still in use today, and why our aluminum beverage cans contain more than 70% recycled content.
In the study, the ECB argued such bad banks would not fall foul of EU rules against taxpayer bailouts so long as they bought loans at a "long-term economic value" set by national authorities and approved by the European Commission.
"We believe that the recently announced tender offer process for NH shares understates the intrinsic and economic value of the company," said Mark Hoplamazian, Hyatt President and Chief Executive Officer, in the signed letter released to the Spanish stock exchange regulator.
Quantamize, a quantitative investment research firm, created a Buffett portfolio by screening the large-cap stock universe with traditional value factors like free cash flow and earnings yield as well as the element Buffett has been vocal about: economic value added.
The authors concluded that for species that don't have obvious economic value, ecologists and conservationists will have to rely on moral appeals — in much the same way we use moral arguments to justify taking care of the elderly or preserving artwork.
Learning effects have the potential to generate enormous economic value, as network effects do, if companies are able to close this loop and make it self-reinforcing: that is, if their products learn more because they have become more valuable.
The European Commission is also looking at imposing an obligation on platforms hosting user-uploaded content — such as YouTube, Vimeo and DailyMotion — to seek agreements with rights holders "reflecting the economic value of the use made of the protected content".
With Purchase of BG Group, Shell's Chief Bets on Oil Resurgence | Ben van Beurden's $50 billion takeover of the BG Group, approved by Shell shareholders on Wednesday, needs $60-a-barrel oil to create economic value, Andy Critchlow writes in Breakingviews.
I haven't studied this enough to see if someone's perhaps already doing that, but what's going to be needed is for people's pay to be based on a kind of hybrid of economic value and maybe social value, or moral value.
Debates about economic value are ultimately intertwined with questions about how our global economy should function, but the raw figures attributed to emerging technologies are rarely accompanied with big-picture thinking around the frameworks and principles that should guide our economy.
It would've angered not only the Iranian regime but also Russia, China, and European nations, sparking animosity without much added benefit for the US. The waivers "have no economic value," Richard Nephew, an Iran expert at Columbia University, told me.
The ECB found that higher interest rates would lead to higher net interest income in the next three years for a majority of the 111 banks in the stress test, but also to a lower economic value of their equity.
The National Park System contributes approximately $28503 billion dollars annually to the U.S. economy, supports almost 22019,000 jobs, and absorbs almost 15 million metric tons of carbon dioxide annually, which itself has an estimated economic value of almost $600 million.
I'm also confident that their employees who were denied raises, denied medical insurance or who were otherwise chronically exploited would regard these C.E.O. compensation packages as absurdly inflated, with little or no connection to what their demonstrable economic value is.
The poorest who need it most cannot afford to pay for premiums unless they are subsidized, and insurance cannot cover the loss of something - such as a family photograph or cultural tradition - that has no economic value attached to it.
With an estimated economic value of 750 million reais after the Number One purchase, Wiser's valuation could double in a couple of years "with the right acquisitions and the right business focus," Silva said in an interview at the weekend.
The board also passed new bylaws written without the input of the hospital's physicians, including some stating that physicians' "status" at the hospital would depend on the number of patients they admitted — in other words, their economic value to the facility.
According to a police statement about their recommendations, Mr. Netanyahu promoted the extension of a 10-year tax exemption to expatriate Israelis returning to the country, "a benefit that has great economic value for Milchan," who has long worked in Hollywood.
But in her zeal to play down the value of college for those lower income students, she abuses the statistics on which she relies, by suggesting that college has little to no economic value for students from lower income families.
"I view proprietary trading as an activity of low or no real economic value that should not be part of any banking model that has an implicit government backstop," Raskin, then a Federal Reserve governor, said in a 2012 speech.
That may imply that demand for bonds from the huge number of pension funds and others with long-term obligations may be driving bond prices beyond their true underlying economic value, though this was not the subject of the study.
So I don't expect the same thing to happen doesn't mean that the tech companies will not try to cream off the economic value added for example by taking a big share in terms of the customer surplus out of advertising.
Many economists have analyzed the value of infrastructure investment: Simply put, it turns out that location is very important economically, and initiatives that make it faster to get from point A to point B therefore have a large economic value.
"The idea is that your skin tone is directly correlated with some economic value or some social or political value," explains Joanne Rondilla, assistant professor in Asian American Studies and Sociology at San Jose State University and author of Is Lighter Better?
In a report carried out with the China Association of Electronics for Technology Development, Greenpeace said rising consumption levels would take the potential economic value of recyclable metals in mobile phone and computer motherboards to 160 billion yuan ($10.43 billion) by 2030.
The company focuses on cancer drug research and has a platform for so-called "real-world" data, which can be used to assess the economic value of medicines and is sought after by drug makers looking to justify their prices to health insurers.
In a report carried out with the China Association of Electronics for Technology Development, Greenpeace said rising consumption levels would take the potential economic value of recyclable metals in mobile phone and computer motherboards to 160 billion yuan ($23.96 billion) by 2030.
Foot-binding persisted because it ensured that young girls sat still and worked at a boring, sedentary task for many hours each day, she said, and it died out only when manufactured cloth and foreign imports eliminated the economic value of handwork.
These are also places where arguments about the benefits of low-skilled immigration for college-educated women's career opportunities (in research by Patricia Cortes) and the economic value of cultural diversity (in research by Gianmarco Ottaviano and Giovanni Peri) will be persuasive.
Some celebrated the breakup as a defeat of unjust corporate tax breaks, subsidies, and gentrification, while others threw up their hands in outrage over the disappearance of tens of thousands of jobs and future economic value that an Amazon presence would bring.
But this, to me, is the story of labor markets in the past few hundred years: As technology drives people out of the most necessary jobs, we invent less necessary jobs that we nevertheless imbue with profound meaning and even economic value.
These numbers don't come from some back-of-a-napkin calculation, but are the result of a rigorous economical study where the researchers analyzed dozens of contributing, and contradicting, factors to create a spatial map of the economic value throughout the Amazon.
Players are also prevented from generating any kind of compensation around their image or likeness while they're in college, which — for many of them — is going to be the only time when their likeness or their image has any economic value at all.
Your idea is to think less in terms of privacy and more in terms of property — that all this data we shed earns money for big tech companies, so we should receive a share of the economic value generated from that data.
UBS Wealth Management said in a research note this month that blockchain could add as much as $400 billion of annual global economic value by 2027, and that investing in the technology was akin to investing in the internet in the mid-nineties.
A 2016 Health Affairs study found that while the U.S. accounted for 55.8% of all cancer drug spending in 2014 in the nine countries it evaluated, it only received 12.6% of the total economic value gained by saving lives through cancer treatment that year.
Meeting much of the demand for new buildings in countries with booming populations, wood significantly reduces the amount of carbon we need to scrub from the atmosphere using more contentious technologies, and also raises the economic value of forest products to encourage further afforestation.
To put this in perspective: the estimated economic value of this uncompensated care surpassed total Medicaid spending ($2628 billion) in 28500, and nearly equaled the sales ($6900 billion) of the four largest U.S. tech companies combined (Apple, Hewlett Packard, IBM, and Microsoft) in 2628-28503.
You know, we are doing things in the food business in terms of creating economic value to deliver to our customers through an integrated end-to-end supply chain that is differentiated and allows us to engage customers in a way that is really exciting.
Documents published by the website showed that the government based the Sea Safeguard decisions on a report asserting that the white neighborhoods would add significantly more economic value to the city in the future, which was itself based on contested government classifications of residents' finances.
"It's not that people are more willing to use the cars in Beijing or Shanghai, it's that the economic value is much higher in China than in the U.S.," Mr. Mosquet said, adding that air pollution could be as much a catalyst as bad traffic.
They include an Offshore Farm to produce seafoods "of great economic value on an industrial basis, so as to satisfy the demands of tourists and export the products to the foreign market," a lighting factory, a furniture factory, and a renovated Wonsan Fishing Tackle factory.
Cost savings estimated at $3.5 billion will help assuage some worries, and paying partly in shares insulates some of the market effect, but the $60-a-barrel oil that Mr. van Beurden says is needed for the deal to create economic value still looks far away.
Their conclusions, just published in Global Ecology and Conservation and summarised in the map below, suggest one determinant is the economic value of wildlife to a country, with nature-tourism destinations in east, central and southern Africa, led by Botswana, dominating the list of high performers.
"I take part in this contest to increase the selling price and economic value of my dogs, and it would be useless for me as a breeder if I did not participate in a contest like this," Badud said in his house where he keeps 40 dogs.
"Given Malaysia's weak fiscal position and that some of these projects are of dubious economic value, [canceling some huge infrastructure projects] may be no bad thing," Alex Holmes, Asia economist at Capital Economics, said in a note sent before news of the high-speed rail cancellation.
Norges Bank Investment Management, which invests the proceeds of Norway's vast offshore oil and gas production, said that public country-by-country tax reporting is a core element of transparency, taxes should be paid where economic value is generated and boards are responsible for tax arrangements.
For many companies, and the millions of employees and the hundreds of millions of consumers who produce and use fossil fuels, direct air capture and other carbon removal technologies are important tools that hold the potential to create economic value as part of a global energy transition.
The company derives most of its economic value from Hong Kong; under our criteria, Country-Specific Treatment of Recovery Ratings, Hong Kong falls into Group B, which allows up to two notches of uplift for securities above the issuer's IDR based on above-average recovery prospects.
" By way of an answer, NASA wrote: "As ... research and technology efforts mature, appropriate technologies are transferred to industry and commercialized through multiple programs and approaches to benefit a wide range of users ensuring the nation realizes the full economic value and societal benefit of these innovations.
Creators like Swedish robotics enthusiast Simone Giertz and blind lifestyle vlogger Molly Burke, both unconventional in their appeal and passed over by traditional media, are finding huge success on YouTube managing businesses, selling merchandise, creating jobs for other people and creating real economic value in their communities.
Personalized health solutions will drive greater prevention, early detection, precision medication and intervention, and self-care-health monitoring, with a completely different economic value, likely to finally save us from our current reality where a CT scan costs $1,100 in the United States and $140 in Holland.
As reported by German publication Der Zeit on Wednesday, Sadowski and his publisher claim Apple lawyers have asked them to stop delivering the book to stores, recall all copies in circulation, and destroy all manuscripts of the book, as it contains "business secrets" of "considerable economic value."
Trump has always criticized such moves by citing the allegedly enormous economic value of the weapons sales themselves, occasionally claiming to believe that "millions of jobs" are at stake — even though there are only about 1.5 million people working in the entire aerospace and defense sector.
To commemorate International Women's Day on March 8, a small group of women have organized "A Day Without a Woman" — an entire day for women to abstain from going to work or shopping to illustrate the economic value that women provide, despite often receiving lower wages or other inequities.
It has a factsheet on these plans here, where it also writes: "Data is of utmost importance to the European economy" — citing a study which predicts the total direct economic value of public sector information to  increase from €52BN in 2018 (across all Member States) to €194BN in 2030.
In order to accomplish the latter on corporate governance and remuneration, it was essential to develop a new concept called "economic value added", which provides a way of measuring performance year-by-year contemporaneously, so that rewards can be paid in the current year based on actual performance.
That's why they insist on keeping black children prisoners of terrible public schools, where their failure to learn will render them less capable of making good judgments (such as avoiding teen pregnancies and gangs), and less able to be of economic value to society (meaning they'll earn less).
That threatened everything from sports bars to barbershops, which would frequently find themselves in legal limbo if an investigation yielded evidence that a radio broadcast was being played on multiple devices or that charges for goods or services had the economic value of the intellectual property factored into them.
Based on the Imperial College projection that social distancing would save about 1.76 million lives over the next six months, Greenstone and Nigam estimate that the economic value of the policy is $7.9 trillion, larger than the entire US federal budget and greater than a third of GDP.
"In the past, the inter-Korean rail project was simply linking disconnected lines but now it's about working on practical ways to modernize rails, operate them and create economic value," Ahn Byung-min, a member of the South Korea's presidential committee on economic cooperation with the North, told Reuters.
A 203 study by the University of Guam Marine Laboratory estimated the economic value of Guam's coral reefs to be $2 million per square kilometer, or 0.4 square mile, and nearly $15 million per square kilometer at a 2,153-foot area known for its diving and snorkeling sites.
These people can then take their skills to commercial companies which create economic value, or they continue to innovate in nonprofit research institutes or universities to address problems in the public interest, such as how to reduce air pollution or improve lifesaving treatments for diseases ignored by private firms.
" One resident of the neighborhood who runs a local nonprofit said, "Our black bodies literally have less economic value than the body of a white person—and as soon as a white body moves into the same space that I occupied, all of a sudden this place is more valuable.
Under the plan, both Class A and Class B shareholders will receive a dividend of two nonvoting Class C shares, which have equivalent economic value to the Class A and Class B. At face value it appears that everyone is being treated equally, but the deal really benefits Mr. Zuckerberg.
If Japan and the 10 other signatories are to keep the TPP alive, they would need, at the very least, to revise a clause that says the deal will come into effect only when ratified by six countries representing 85 percent of the combined economic value of the 12 original members.
It's "a belated recognition by the federal government of the economic value of the work provided by stay-at-home parents," Trump's plan says — but doesn't clarify why the government doesn't assign similar value in the form of a credit to stay-at-home parents in families that earn less.
Last week, the House of Representatives put these principles into practice, passing the Empowering Employees Through Stock Ownership Act (EESO), a critical fix to the tax code that will make it easier for startups to attract top talent and for startup employees to realize the economic value of their contributions to their companies.
"Whereas NAV is derived from rental income after considering operating expenses and capex for the upkeep of the assets, market capitalization reflects the true economic value in the hands of the shareholders after the leakage from the REIT's running expenses and manager fees," Sancta Capital said in an investment document seen by Reuters.
While many have criticized Amazon for its auction-style selection process, many mayors and representatives from other cities that participated in the HQ2 process actually viewed the process in a positive light because they were able to unlock economic value and incentives for the city that would have been much tougher to realize otherwise.
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Policymakers on both sides of the aisle should start building on this by crafting a more detailed national AI strategy designed to maximize the social and economic value of AI. Many other countries have already recognized supporting AI as a major policy priority and have enacted state-level AI strategies of their own to improve their technological competitiveness.
"In yet another giveaway to special interests at the expense of our states, the Trump administration has gutted the Migratory Bird Treaty Act — eliminating longstanding prohibitions on injuring or killing over 300 species of migratory birds that provide critical ecological, scientific, and economic value to New York," New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood (D) said in a statement.
"In yet another giveaway to special interests at the expense of our states, the Trump administration has gutted the Migratory Bird Treaty Act -- eliminating longstanding prohibitions on injuring or killing over 300 species of migratory birds that provide critical ecological, scientific, and economic value to New York," New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood (D) said in a statement.
But there is a way: Some have calculated that if Israel were to transfer just a few percent of the West Bank from full Israeli control to partial Palestinian administration — carefully selecting land for its economic value to the Palestinians — while still retaining Israeli security control, this would lead to a boom in the Palestinian economy.
The European Commission, the EU executive, is looking at imposing an obligation on platforms hosting user-uploaded content such as YouTube, Vimeo and DailyMotion to seek agreements with rightsholders "reflecting the economic value of the use made of the protected content", according to a draft paper, seen by Reuters, listing the preferred options for the copyright reform.
We recognise EU-wide efforts to reform insolvency law and practice, but believe it will take time for these to be fully effective across the EU. The EBA presentation envisaged transferring NPLs at a "real economic value" (20% above market values), with a potential clawback later if the eventual sale price is lower than the transfer price.
The European Commission, the EU executive, is looking at imposing an obligation on platforms hosting user-uploaded content — such as YouTube, Vimeo and DailyMotion — to seek agreements with rights holders "reflecting the economic value of the use made of the protected content", according to a draft paper, seen by Reuters, listing the preferred options for the EU's copyright reform.
READ: Trump is expected to slash refugee levels to lowest in a generation President Donald Trump told the U.N. on Tuesday that it's too expensive for the U.S. to resettle refugees, but VICE News has obtained a study from his own administration that shows refugees generate tens of billions worth of long-term economic value for the country.
Leaked report contradicts Trump's claim about the cost of refugees Leaked report contradicts Trump's claim about the cost of refugees President Donald Trump told the U.N. on Tuesday that it's too expensive for the U.S. to resettle refugees, but VICE News has obtained a study from his own administration that shows refugees generate tens of billions worth of long-term economic value for the country.
The bill offers a laundry list of points about the bison's importance to the country: (2) bison were integrally linked with the economic and spiritual lives of many Indian tribes through trade and sacred ceremonies; (9) bison hold significant economic value for private producers and rural communities; (17) a bison is portrayed on 2 State flags;(20) the buffalo nickel played an important role in modernizing the currency of the United States; While there are certainly symbolic overtures to this piece of legislation, it also contains some practical elements.

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