Enc (2002) endorses Price's claim that function ascriptions must be determinate if any teleological theory of content is to succeed but raises problems for her attempt to show that function ascriptions are suitably determinate.
What, for example, are Conservatives doing endorsing price-fixing?
Some in the Group of Seven had expressed hope earlier that the I.M.F. and the World Bank would endorse pricing changes during their annual meeting in Prague late in September.
In addition, more than 1,000 major companies and investors around the world have endorsed carbon pricing, including British Petroleum and Royal Dutch Shell, and about 450 companies use their own internal carbon pricing to guide investment decisions.
Laura Nereng, sustainability business development manager of 3M, alluded to this, explicitly endorsing a price on carbon.
At the same time, President Obama has kept his support low-key, fearing that if he loudly endorses a price on carbon, Republicans will be screaming "carbon tax" and "gasoline tax" in the 2010 midterm elections.
Shell is not the only oil giant to endorse carbon pricing -- BP also says it favors a global carbon price, and that national or regional carbon policies are "a good first step".
The World Bank, along with countries such as Canada and Mexico, earlier this month endorsed setting a price on carbon.
Oregon's governor, John Kitzhaber, has endorsed placing a price on carbon emissions, but his 10-year energy strategy, released last December, did not mention such programs.
He did not endorse high prices.
