Withdrawing from this study at any time did not entail negative consequences for the subjects.
The individual opt-out comes with conditions: employees have to formally agree to waive their right to work a maximum of 48 hours a week, and a refusal to do so cannot entail negative consequences.
Private companies seldom have an interest in securing public oversight, as any criticism may entail negative economic consequences.
Such a shock, indeed, entails negative transition effects that are caused by housing infrastructure inertia and are magnified in low-density cities. Distortions due to a transportation tax, however, have in absence of shock detrimental consequences that need to be accounted for.
Different from subsidized public services like health and education, energy consumption also entails negative environmental externalities.
It entails negative energy.
Hence, the framework proposed allows us to look at the use of ecosystem services more broadly than the approaches taken to date, and to understand that any kind of human intervention in an ecosystem entails some negative consequences.
While women have a more positive view of being environmentally friendly, the researchers conclude, "men are less concerned about global warming and more likely to think that addressing it will entail negative personal and economic consequences".
The vast majority of car thefts therefore entail no negative consequences, at least over the short term (Freeman 1999).
Economic problems could certainly entail negative stress for the management; this in turn could contribute to a poor working climate, resulting in negative health consequences for the employees, and causing or contributing to long-term or frequent periods of sick leave [ 50].
