Conservatives, on the other hand, proved more favourable to old institutions, particularly the Roman Catholic Church, and to traditional visions of society as grounded in corporate groups.
The export-oriented industrialization has embedded in the flexible institutions favourable for foreign investors and local authorities, via the salient entry mode, i.e. processing with supplied materials (lailiaojiagong).
Rich economies usually combine competent policy (on the whole), sound and stable institutions and favourable geography.
LSE's decision to fully engage with the media furore surely helped the institution receive favourable coverage from voices of moderation in the media, such as this comment piece in the Evening Standard that appeared under the headline "These attacks on the LSE over Libya are a witchhunt".
EID and prompt ART institution ensures favourable outcomes in HIV exposed infants.
Favourable geography, they find, promotes good institutions; good institutions then promote development.
When government favours the private sector, Mr Zingales argues, it is all too often by being "pro-business" rather than "pro-market", meaning that favourable conditions are provided to particular institutions rather than to institutions broadly.
As a result, in poll after poll today, southern Europeans are consistently the most favourable to the European Union, its institutions, and the euro.
It showed that the public were favourable to a range of institutions delivering education, as long as it remained free at the point of use.
I would like to see the policy bias shift in the following directions: Against large financial institutions, giving them less favourable tax treatment and higher capital requirements.
