But experts worry that other beneficiaries, especially cities, are not ready to oversee the huge sums of energy-efficiency money about to come their way.
Retail spending on prescription drugs shot up 8.5percentt in 2006, to $216.7 billion, in part because more prescriptions were filled by Medicare beneficiaries, especially those lacking drug coverage in the past.
Aid groups, including a leading organization that represents a cross section of religious charities, charge that the administration proposal would invade their privacy by sharing delicate information with intelligence agencies and would drive away aid beneficiaries, especially in the Middle East and Africa.
beneficiaries were especially eager to break out their wallets after a windfall, Mr. Gong said the bust after previous technology booms had made this generation more cautious.
"Pension fund beneficiaries are especially vulnerable to Wall Street abuse because their savings may be managed by firms they do not even choose, let alone control".
The results also suggest that it is important to consider how decisions over beneficiaries are made, especially in situations where property rights over biodiversity are unclear, if payments are to be socially acceptable.
Historically, England has been the main beneficiary of Scottish emigration, especially during economic downturns.
The income effect associated to the cash transfer may discourage labor participation of beneficiary family members, but especially of mothers for at least two reasons.
With a high percentage germination through IVC this species could be a major beneficiary of this process, especially given its low abundance and sensitivity to anthropogenic fire.
A beneficiary, then, should be especially disinclined to harm a benefactor, and should perhaps refrain from harming her in certain situations where he might reasonably be willing to harm a stranger.
