A major consequence of purchasing goods at Walmart and Costco instead of local farms and small businesses is a leveling of regional distinctions and particularities, replacing unique local cultures with a national or international monoculture.
A consequence of purchasing unnecessary goods was having to work overtime, as they needed to earn extra money to clear debt.
Chapter 5 Social insurance and welfare Article 1. Upon the request of party B, party A must pay all social insurance premiums for party B as included in party B's wage, and it is party B's responsibility to decide whether he or she purchases social insurance and the consequences of not purchasing should be dealt with solely by party B (except for work-related injury insurance).
He, therefore, may consider comprehensively on the properties of the props ballista or crossbow, e.g., offensiveness, portability for a single soldier, etc., and as a consequence, the probability of purchasing these props may be increased greatly.
This tallied with the researchers' theories that Americans, who value achievement, accomplishment, and independent thinking, would focus on the positive consequences of their purchasing decisions.
It sends out an important signal to business and private individuals, encouraging them likewise to take greater account of the consequences of their purchasing decisions and to pay attention to each product's history".
The consequences of that purchase remain incalculable.
Months later, Merritt learned the unconsidered consequences of his purchase: He had flunked three drug tests.
But some officials are concerned about the consequences of additional purchases, including the potential that it will distort and disrupt financial markets.
The pension fund, which is based in Sacramento and is known as Calpers, cited what it saw as the high premium being paid for Compaq, the negative financial consequences of the purchase, "significant integration risks" and the cost of losing focus on Hewlett-Packard's main businesses.
