All evidence suggests that increased expenditure in basic research results in economic growth.
He added, however, that increased expenditure would not resolve a failure to face up to the consequences of climate change.
Thereafter the curve becomes relatively flat - meaning that more expenditure produces only small benefit - and at some point increased expenditure produces harm.
The cost of failure is more than just increased expenditure on more hospitals and will affect the wellbeing of the entire population.
The cultural map of France remains firmly centred on Paris, despite increased expenditure by local authorities on cultural activities following the decentralization legislation of the early 1980s.
(3) without restricting their application to fiscal years ending after June 30 , 1964 increased expenditure limitation by unexpended amount retained in the employment security administration account in accordance with subsec.
The observed variation in the household's ability to accommodate increased expenditure can and should be used in future to assess policy options and in the design of an optimal social health insurance program.
Increased expenditure on health cannot necessarily be expected; neither may it always lead to the anticipated or desired outcomes.
This, in turn, requires increased expenditure on research and development, which is currently running at a low 0.6% of GDP.
Some studies (e.g., Kuo et al. 1984) suggest that these pattern changes were at least partly the intent of a package of policies that included agricultural reform and increased expenditure on health and education — thereby exhibiting purposive diachronic redistribution.
Expectations of net income margin declining from 1.7% in 2018 to 1.2% in 2019 would also reflect increased expenditure from the company to improve its asset base, though this would provide benefits in the form of margin improvement in the long-term.
