It said that driverless technology of the type being developed by Google would provide "large cost savings for buses while delivering a faster more efficient service," and added that it would become possible to provide what it called "taxi like" services "at reduced costs".
It concluded that the sort of tax code that Mr. Romney has proposed "would provide large tax cuts to high-income households, and increase the tax burdens on middle and/or lower-income taxpayers".
Late last year, Draghi provided the European economy with a temporary respite by announcing that the E.C.B. would provide large amounts of cheap loans to stricken banks.
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Replacing London's driver-operated buses with driverless vehicles would provide large cost savings as part of a "paradigm shift" in the way people travel, according to a controversial passage in a document published by Boris Johnson this week.
Charles R. Bendit, a co-chief executive of Taconic Investment Partners, said the new offices would provide large open spaces — floor plates range from 35,000 square feet to 52,000 square feet — that are designed to facilitate collaboration in the workplace.
His defense cuts threaten to close it: http://t.co/f8Hj35x9 #ObamaOH — RomneyResponse (@RomneyResponse) 1 Aug 12 Updates on the Twitter account also tried to refute a newly released report that Mr. Obama cited in his speech, which concluded that Mr. Romney's tax proposal "would provide large tax cuts to high-income households, and increase the tax burdens on middle and/or lower-income taxpayers".
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While the Senate bill would provide larger credits to low-income people age 50-64 then tHouseuse version, it would permit insurance companies to charge people over age 50 up to five times more than they charge younger buyers for the same coverage (a provision also in the House bill).
Under this arrangement, drug benefits would be available to all, as Mr. Clinton wants, but the government would provide larger subsidies to beneficiaries with low or moderate incomes.
