Putting aside the fact that these blackouts are unethical because taxpayers subsidized Raymond James Stadium, many of these comments filed at the FCC are direct evidence that blackouts are counterproductive and actually cost the team fans.
The Association of Residential Letting Agents has warned that the policy could be counterproductive, because the costs would be passed on to landlords who would in turn raise rents to recoup the costs.
David Cox, its managing director, said it would be counterproductive because the costs would be passed on to landlords who would, in turn, raise rents.
This suggests that policies that spur investment, like an accelerated capital depreciation allowance, may prove to be counterproductive; lower capital costs would increase demand for skilled workers but reduce demand for less-skilled workers.
State Senator Leonard Lance, the leading Republican on the budget committee, said he was surprised that Mr. Corzine was considering the idea, since "in the past, he has said accurately that it's counterproductive and it costs too much money".
On his support in the 1990s for a plan to mandate that all Americans purchase health insurance, the Web site says Mr. Gingrich has "come to the principled conclusion that a mandate to purchase health insurance was unconstitutional, unworkable and counterproductive to lowering the cost of health care".
Mr. Geithner and other regulators argued that it was counterproductive to assign hefty costs at a time when the industry needed saving.
Further research has also revealed the outcomes of conflict on different individual aspects, the health of family life, poor performance and relationships, increase in patient care cost, imprecise and counterproductive care, and eventually an increase in turnover [ 2, 21, 26].
"At this point, given the borrowing costs, stimulus is counterproductive".
