It said money that the 10 largest German banks had lent to the shipping industry equaled 60 percent of their capital, the funds held in reserve for potential losses.
Considering two alternative schemes for sharing out the reduction effort in European industry, equal shares (all industries in all countries reduce their emissions by the same percentage) and taking EA into account, we find that Spain, Austria, Italy, the United Kingdom and Sweden would be better off under an equal shares scheme as opposed to one that takes EA into account.
It gave her 20% royalties from the music proceedings, one of the highest rates in the industry, equaled at that time only by Michael Jackson's royalty rate established a year earlier with Sony.
From 1977 through 1999, net income in the oil industry was equal to only 9.7percentt of net investment, as opposed to 11.5percentt for all of American industry.
Although it's a stilted group scene, as posed as a stage play, it received a timid plaudit from The New-York Mirror, which found it "very pleasing," praising Dunlap's industry as equal to his talents.
The real estate industry's equal opportunity approach to politics has another benefit in presumably inoculating each candidate from being tarred as a pawn of the industry, which can be devastating in New York, where landlords are often regarded as rent gougers and even Woody Allen and Walter Cronkite have joined battle against one developer or another.
Fictional successes along this line included Edward Bellamy's Looking Backward (1888), in which a Bostonian awakes from a mystical sleep in the year 2000 to find industry nationalized, equal distribution of wealth to all citizens, and class divisions eradicated a process that Bellamy called Nationalism.
Obama should support America's nuclear industry with equal clarity.
Those are good numbers for this industry–about equal to the sales of Hasbro's computer version of Monopoly over the same perio.
