It can be tempting to max out your credit card to gain the highest payback, but that's not always recommended.
There is nothing inherently wrong with the service, but it is interesting to note how this kind of public relations can be a subtle kind of payback for favors gained.
Wenger did, finally, gain a measure of payback in this season's tournament, with Olivier Giroud and Mesut Ozil sealing a late – and somewhat fortuitous – 2-0 win over the Bundesliga champions in the group stage.
"Each of these tribes has wealthy, powerful investors who have made a very big debt on gaining recognition, because the financial payback is potentially unending and immeasurable.
These results indicate that a tokamak fusion power reactor can be one of the most effective power-generating technologies both in high-energy payback gains and reduction of CO2.
Aiming to encompass these multiple dimensions, the "payback" framework, developed in the 1990s, is gaining popularity to become one of the most widely adopted models to evaluate health research funds internationally (Table 1) [ 11- 17].
Sometimes, companies' "old and long-term partners" [P11] could help by "extending payback period" [P14], "getting discounts" [P14], "acquiring administrative approvals" [P1], and "gaining preferential treatment for a good location" [P16] for new store openings.
Other impediments given were time to implement, long paybacks, or paybacks that were too difficult to calculate, constraints on buildings, such as being in a leased or listed building, or being only in a short-hold tenancy from which the occupants may not gain any benefit from installing new equipment such as solar panels.
But in developing countries, the opportunities and payback — in social gains, particularly — are, by my calculus, far greater.
But in what other walk of life might the leading executives escape legal proceedings and demands for payback of illegally gotten gains?
