Using measures based on actual giving behavior, we document that altruism matters little for low-income Americans' preferences and partisanship, but has substantively large effects on the affluent, leading altruistic high-income Americans to be substantially more supportive of antipoverty policy and the Democratic Party than their less altruistically inclined high-income peers.
"It is difficult to avoid the conclusion that, if the euro were a country, fiscal policy would be substantially more supportive", he says.
There are equally exciting stories for Rahm Emmanuel in Chicago, Michael Bloomberg in New York City and Mitch Landrieu in New Orleans, where each mayor in his own way is playing a critical role in reshaping the local environment to be substantially more supportive of entrepreneurial activity.
The peak impact forces and chest deflections in the chest pendulum impacts varied substantially with different models, supportive of consideration of population variation in evaluating the occupant injury risks.
Supportive housing costs substantially less than homeless shelters — and many times less than jail cells or hospital rooms.
Even with all the add-ons, supportive housing apartment buildings cost substantially less than shelters and are many times less expensive than jails or beds in psychiatric hospitals.
And this is the reason why AARP has said that your plan would weaken Medicare substantially, and that's why they were supportive of the approach that we took.
We present a detailed semantics for linguistic spatial expressions supportive of computational processing that draws substantially on the principles and tools of ontological engineering and formal ontology.
Supportive care policies did not change substantially during the study period, with the exception of the use of G-CSF, from 1996 onwards, in cases of febrile neutropenia and documented infection.
Despite improvements in supportive care, mortality rates in sepsis remain substantially high.
