One reason is that the economic pay-off does not flow direct from the reforms themselves, but rather from companies that take advantage of the new opportunities they offer.
Policies that improve health without affecting the length of life may well be the ones that have a bigger economic pay-off, and a focus on life expectancy may miss this.Some of Mr Bleakley's other work points in this direction.
Then, we quantify the economic pay-back times of BESSs capital expenditure (CAPEX).
Despite the costs of these programs, evidence suggests they produce economic pay-offs. .
Such an investment has an economic pay-off, as a more educated workforce is more able to compete on the global market.
The Pope thus confronted the pervasive but wrong-headed mantra of career counselors everywhere to pursue only those degrees that lead directly and tangibly to economic pay-offs.
Research on migrants' children left behind: No extra burdens BANGKOK, 25 October 2008 - Conventional perceptions see children left behind by migrating parents as benefiting from the economic pay-off but suffering a social and psychological trade-off.
Situation Report on International Migration in East and South-East Asia Conventional perceptions see children left behind by migrating parents as benefiting from the economic pay-off but suffering a social and psychological trade-off.
By Karen Emmons BANGKOK, 25 October 2008 - Conventional perceptions see children left behind by migrating parents as benefiting from the economic pay-off but suffering a social and psychological trade-off.
