"The Tibetans came for money and did nothing for us," said Mr Nansey, referring to the fur-cloaked Tibetan officials who until the late 1940s went from village to village extracting a share of the harvest.Making matters worse, the McMahon Line was drawn with a fat nib, establishing a ten-kilometre margin for error, and it has never been demarcated.
The basic issue is whether it is fair to use an inheritance, as Roger does in the example above, to extract a share of what other citizens produce while choosing not to make a productive contribution of one's own in return.
Path dependency occurs only when there is a synergistic interaction between the degree of corruption of the leader and that of the bureaucracy, such as when the leader extracts a share of the bribes collected by the corrupt bureaucracy.
CVC took a huge risk in buying into the sport, at a time when several teams were threatening to break away and form a new outfit, in the hope of extracting a larger share of profits.
That suggests that the big retailers have more clout than before and can extract a greater share of the available profits.Lack of transparency makes it difficult to say how much money changes hands, but the sums are huge.
In particular, firms that collaborate in international triple-helix-type networks involving suppliers, customers and R&D institutions extract a higher share of their income from product innovations, regardless of whether they organize the processes internally or through the network.
The main result of the paper is that the principal can extract a larger share of the surplus from the agent than in the case where her information is public.
That means Comstock and Pilot will be relying on the experience of NBC U's top sales execs, including Ed Swindler, chief operating officer of the sales division, to make sure NBC Universal extracts a healthy share of the $18 billion committed to network and cable at the upfronts in May.
It seems that associates (junior attorneys) are at last in a position to extract a greater share of the profits they produce for their bosses, the partners.Unlike on Wall Street, legal bonuses have not generated much drama in recent years.
In these games, an essential unresolved issue concerns which parties in the supply chain have greater power to extract a larger share of supply chain profit: the manufacturer or the retailer.
