So it is instructive to ask who benefits from inflation.The obvious beneficiaries are people and organisations carrying debt, because their debts can be repaid with less valuable currency.
Proponents of Britain leaving the European Union often point to the Swiss experience as an instructive example of the benefits of life outside the EU.
Writers, of all levels, can benefit from other instructive voices," he said.
Anyway, I bring this up because last night was an instructive guide to both the benefits and perils of employing Jolly Hockey Sticks as a QT tactic.
In [19, 30], the frequency deviation is incorporated explicitly into the economic decision process, which is instructive for the potential economic and technical benefits of accommodating uncertainties.
Further analysis will be needed to determine whether this study can be instructive regarding which patients are most likely to benefit from treatment.
Here you are struggling to destroy the Empire, and this is the thanks you get? Andreessen's remark about the benefits of British colonialism offers an instructive example.
The SLT states that a less experienced team member needs task-oriented leadership, which is instructive, and that a more experienced team member will benefit more from relation-oriented leadership in order to optimize his performance and well-being [ 9].
Given this, Belfast provides a unique and instructive case to critically explore the socio-spatialities of public benefit in a neoliberalised, politicised and polarised urban landscape.
While this study was concerned mainly with the investment losses from migration, it is instructive also to consider that primary and secondary education do benefit the individual who is education, the family and their society.
