Sentence examples for costs welfare from inspiring English sources
Merkel's briefers stress, however, that bearing down on budget costs, welfare bills (the EU has 25% of global GDP but 50% of global social spending, she repeats in many speeches) and economic inefficiency is acceptable.
In an analysis of the 20 years to 2008, it found that stagnating or declining incomes in the UK could often be explained by "identifiable factors such as rising housing costs, welfare policy and economic shocks – suggesting that global forces are only one part of the story".
Other dimensions of the approach include such standard economic subjects as competition and collaboration, market structure and industrial organization, transaction costs, welfare economics and mechanism design, information and uncertainty, and macroeconomics.
The costs for the United States have been extraordinary: U.S. taxpayers have been asked to pick up hundreds of billions in healthcare costs, housing costs, education costs, welfare costs, etc...
Not only does the anti-immigration crowd not seem to care about unfunded mandates or amnesty when those suit their purposes, their claims that are trying to costs welfare are also dubious.
In particular, they argued that increasing access to evidence-based psychological therapies would greatly reduce the suffering caused by depression and anxiety problems whilst largely paying for itself by reducing depression and anxiety-related public costs (welfare benefits and medical costs) and by increasing revenues (taxes from return to work, increased productivity etc).
Losses in the dairy section over the years include UHT milk, TT (Tuberculin Tested) milk and reduced-cost welfare milk.
Losses in the dairy section over the years include UHT milk, TT (Tuberculin Tested) milk and reduced-cost welfare milk.
He adds: "I'm costing the government much more now, in healthcare costs and welfare benefits, because I'm ill and out of work.
Calls to the housing charity Shelter have surged 40% as rising living costs and welfare cuts leave growing numbers of people struggling to pay their bills.
