Recent academic research, for instance, has shown that today's Social Security system is a relatively ineffective form of redistribution.
The commission needs to address these issues.Today's Social Security system is a relatively ineffective form of redistributionSome of these worries are overblown.
The generous distribution of subsidies in New Jersey has come under fire from government-reform groups, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York City and some New Jersey landlords, who contend that the programs are an expensive and ineffective form of assistance to wealthy corporations.
Trevor Neilson, a founder of the Global Philanthropy Group, which Madonna recruited last November amid signs of upheaval at her charity, said he told her that building an expensive school in Malawi was an ineffective form of philanthropy, and suggested instead using resources to finance education programs though existing and proven nongovernmental organizations.
But those of us who did the math realized, right from the beginning, that the Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (more than a third of which, by the way, took the relatively ineffective form of tax cuts) was much too small given the depth of the slump.
The caretaker manager even restored himself to the team at Elland Road in an attempt to address the Tangerines ineffective form on the road, with their last away win coming on 2 November at Nottingham Forest.
But the Ducks reverted to their old, ineffective form in Games 6 and 7, unable to close the deal.
The fact that hospitalization -- an expensive and ineffective form of treatment for individuals with mental health conditions -- is the mainstream option for immediate care, proves how deep these cracks run.
Rehab.com's recent anti-meth campaign, featuring faces of persons addicted to meth, has made its way around the Internet, with some researchers describing the campaign as an ineffective form of "health terrorism".
