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These include Covestor, CakeFinancial, SocialPicks, and Mint, which has just introducing investment tracking.

This analysis explores alternative policies designed to induce a transition to a more efficient energy system by immediately deregulating industrial fuel prices, gradually deregulating fuel prices, and introducing investment credits or feed-in tariffs.

The venture also had trouble persuading the Osaka exchange to adopt Nasdaq's computerized market-making systems and to introduce investment vehicles like exchange-traded funds.

"These rules introduce investment uncertainty," warns Jerry Taylor, director of natural resources studies at the Cato Institute in Washington, D.C.

A lot of the blame can be laid at the door of the Treasury where, over the decades, vast numbers of legal tax avoidance measures have been introduced: forestry investment, film investment, small business venture capital schemes, and the rest of it.

One subject the study focused on was Mr. Bush's interest in introducing private investment accounts into the Social Security system.

Morgan Stanley Dean Witter is introducing an investment fund that will track the Morgan Stanley Internet index, whose 29 stocks are chosen by Mary Meeker and other analysts at Morgan Stanley.

Mr. Matsui is right that in the campaigns this year, Republicans bobbed and weaved about the unpleasant aspects of introducing private investment accounts into the Social Security system.

Their ideas for introducing private investment accounts in Social Security or for a more market-oriented restructuring of Medicare are anathema to many other Democrats.

The bank also works with two other Omnicom agencies in New York: BBDO Worldwide, which is introducing an investment service program for its asset management group; and Doremus, which handles its business-to-business advertising.

The bill went on to outline a series of proposals to reduce entitlement spending by cutting future increases in Social Security payments and introducing personal investment accounts into the public retirement system, converting Medicare to a competitive "premium subsidy" model, and transforming Medicaid into a state-level program supported by federal block grants.