The big question is whether the graduate premium is the consequence of higher productivity or of establishing a pecking order.
While we understand the pressure that boroughs are under to provide housing for non-student residents, the knock-on effect of such policies will do nothing to alleviate scarcity of student housing, with the obvious consequence of higher rents.
But after nine months of virtual stagnation, and with real wages falling as a consequence of higher inflation and higher taxes, the argument that it is all down to Brown is now wearing a bit thin.
If there are legitimate grievances as a consequence of higher fuel prices (owing more to Opec, incidentally, than to this Government) then deal with those grievances by other means rather than caving in on the principles.
But much of that inflation is temporary, the consequence of higher oil prices and increases in value-added taxes that formed part of many countries' austerity plans.
But that assistance has the unfortunate consequence of higher income taxes on low-wage people: working more rather than less will not pay as well under the Affordable Care Act than it does now.
Part of that is a consequence of higher commodity prices.
The findings suggest that cities become more attractive as a consequence of higher population size.
It is not a consequence of higher air temperatures, but from changes in ocean circulation caused by atmospheric forcing.
This is probably the consequence of higher landscape diversity of intensive sites, which included farm buildings, shelters, wells and other structures.
From the cycles 6 to 11, the volumetric productivity increased as a consequence of higher biomass concentration and higher starch concentration.
