And there are other initiatives, such as additional funding for health information technology and bundled payments to hospitals to encourage more value for care, that are meant to create better outcomes and contain cost for the entire population.
That would drive down the fund's value, encouraging more investors to cash out, creating a vicious circle.
Improved data infrastructure will have enabled early AI applications to demonstrate their value, encouraging more customers to voluntarily share even more information about themselves to trustworthy companies.
This suggests the value in encouraging more scholars to explain what they do and how they do it in ways that resonate with public audiences.
While the bigoted tripe of Rush Limbaugh deserves nothing more than dismissal, it can have the perverse value of actually encouraging more people to read what the Pope actually wrote, and the other source documents that set forth the Church's teachings on economic and social justice.
That would drive down the value of the fund, encouraging more investors to cash out, creating a vicious circle.
Rising home values can make both lending and borrowing more attractive, encouraging more people to buy first homes or sell old ones and buy new ones.
Progressives must draw a distinction between the narrower "picking winners and losers" approach associated with industrial policy and strategies that encourage more high-value-added jobs in areas where we know America must be competitive.
And finally, their ideological insistence on small government prevents conservatives from embracing growth-maximizing public policies that can help attract high value jobs, encourage more risk taking, and reduce the backlash against globalization, precisely by mitigating the negative effects of job loss.
As businesses and society make an effort to educate consumers about the impacts of fair trade practices and increase companies' stewardship efforts such as eco-labeling and CSR drives, consumers will modify their social and environmental values and encourage more fair trade practices (Krier 2001).
