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In Afghanistan's parliament he made much of India's impressive $1.5 billion aid schemes, which have built roads, set up power lines and fostered ties between the two countries.

Reports enumerating the economic benefits of state support for clean technology, in the form of industries fostered and jobs created, abound (although few of them examine the potential costs of such schemes, in the form of increased government debt and misallocated capital).

When last month the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) updated its quarterly estimate of the effects of the Keynesian "stimulus" scheme it also tried to claim that the $780 billion prevented a deep depression and fostered economic recovery.

Foster carers have also said it has helped their own children understand their fostered children better.

Previously unseen Victorian archive records of the first fostered children in Britain have been released by Barnardo's, showing what life was like for children when the scheme was originally launched by the charity in 1887.

But modern trends are fostered, too.

Reform fostered trust, and trust spurred sales.

Attempts to assert control fostered contempt.

This fostered, and created new, patterns of inequality and risk.

But, if wealth fostered happiness, it appeared to drain meaningfulness.

And that in turn fostered international trade and international cooperation.