Often, it seems as if conservatives believe that there are somehow big positive externalities to what the rich do; it's as if they believe that industrial policy is nonsense, unless the industry in question is jobcreation by the rich, in which case loose arguments about huge spillovers are just fine.
He has reinforced his position by closing down uncomfortable political parties (such as Democratic Choice of Kazakhstan, in January) and driving newspapers out of business with huge fines for questionable crimes.Handling the spillover of the uprising in Kirgizstan will require skill, but should not be impossible.
Meanwhile, the NSA has had to build a huge storage facility in Bluffdale, Utah, to handle the enormous spillover from its data-processing centres in San Francisco and elsewhere around the country.
"Even if, on some level, fashion is fantasy, the concentration of events that go into producing it and the resulting social spillover," as Ms. Currid said, can result in a huge cumulative economic advantage for a city.
If spillover benefits are a drawback for corporations, they're a huge boon to society, which is why it makes sense for government to try to foster them.
At first, much to everyone's surprise, the smell seemed to have almost entirely gone away, but then once the jar had been wrenched from the crusted spillover in which it was sitting and uncapped, it made a huge comeback, visibly triggering the nearest participant's gag reflex from beneath the T-shirt he had wrapped around his mouth and throat.
A huge current account deficit, political uncertainty, external debts equivalent to 40% of GDP and spillover from Asia forced a currency devaluation and a managed float a year ago.
"That creates a spillover effect".
Spillover effects are another risk.
Libya's deterioration had a spillover effect.
