Stepping back and looking at the whole system allowed PRONTO to understand where they have the biggest leverage points to scale their training so that it can reach obstetrics teams in countries around the world.
For example, if the U.S. introduced a 15% border-adjustable Value-Added Tax like other developed nations have, this would a) provide big leverage against the trade deficit, and b) be absolutely, impeccably WTO-compliant, so none of the deficit-racking usual suspects (China, Japan, Germany) could do a thing about it.
As we get bigger, we have more leverage to do more acquisitions.
Because they control so many screens, big chains have more leverage with studios in terms of where and when movies play across their circuits.
The difference, thanks to the new breed of marketers, is that now, if Web downloads become a popular channel, bands can get greater merchandise sales, potential ad revenue from their sites and, if they have leverage, a bigger cut of music sales.
The difference, thanks to the new breed of marketers, is that now, if Web downloads become a popular channel, bands can get greater merchandise sales, potential advertising revenue from their sites and, if they have leverage, a bigger cut of music sales.
"All merchants will, for the first time, have some leverage with the big banks," said Mr. Dailey of Kroger.
Even if we assume that the American economy has come close to exhausting its labour-market slack a dubious proposition in my view why should we be at all confident that American workers have the leverage to demand big raises?
But advocates, mainly Republicans, for provisions aimed at encouraging more beneficiaries to enroll in private health plans say that bigger plans would have more leverage to negotiate better prices.
In deflating worlds, or deflating economies, big companies have lots of leverage they can pull.
