If places have more concentration, policy makers should focus on these units rather than neighborhoods.
However, while this study focuses on BWDO concentration, policy goals have centered on the areal extent of hypoxia.
In contrast, the hazard of wealth-concentration policies implemented by central banks is not under containment.
In his Memoirs, Sherman noted political pressures in 1864 1865 to encourage the escape of slaves, in part to avoid the possibility that "'able-bodied slaves will be called into the military service of the rebels.'" Sherman thought concentration on such policies would have delayed the "successful end" of the war and the "liberat[ion of] all slaves".
There is no reason to assume that we are exempt, especially since Federal Reserve policy, wealth concentration, political polarization, and aggressive policy centralization is straining the ties that bind.
And also, it's a job that requires concentration on London policy.
In fairness, the economic crisis that he inherited made steady concentration on foreign policy more challenging.
What we do know, from past experience, is that all reorganisation is costly both in redundancies and badge engineering and in terms of ministers and officials losing concentration from their policy tasks.
Some economists have concluded that more than half the variation in output per worker across the United States can be explained by density alone; density explains more of the productivity gap across states than education levels or industry concentrations or tax policies.
Mr. Pattison's area of concentration is public policy — he's been working with the university on analyzing its carbon footprint and developing a climate action plan, and with his class work done he will soon be starting a job as the university's sustainability officer for its downtown campus.
Finally, the relative concentration matters for policy.
