Sentence examples for labor preferences from inspiring English sources
Labor preferences against their own ultimate legislative interests, while engaging in electorally unpalatable behaviour.
The Nick Xenophon team is polling strongly in Jamie Briggs's South Australian seat of Mayo, suggesting it may win the seat with Greens and Labor preferences.
Victorian Labor preferences in 2006 revived the electoral fortunes of the DLP after their 50 years in the wilderness, electing one to the upper house and very nearly with the balance of power.
In the past, senators like Family First's Steve Fielding – elected on Labor preferences – pressed their dumb luck in a finely-balanced senate to do what they could to impose the values of an evangelical minority on the rest of the nation.
In a second step, the estimated labor supply preferences are used to simulate the EITC effects on labor supply and disposable income of men and women separately, with and without children in the household.
Despite controlling for subjects' work ability and inherent labor-leisure preferences and disallowing saving, subjects reduce their labor supply significantly more in response to an income tax than to an equivalent consumption tax.
However, the Labor-Liberal preference deal made those two campaigns inordinately harder.
12.03am BST (A press release that has just arrived from the Greens indicates they are going to try to present Abbott's decision to preference Labor above them on "how to vote" cards as a "Labor-Liberal preference deal", which seems quite a smart move).
A recent poll says that, despite its 24.6% margin on paper, it could fall to Labor with Green preferences on this issue – even though there are no known CSG reserves in Ballina and only a small slice of the electorate is covered by an exploration licence.
In particular we deal with situations where labor disutility or preferences for consumption are subject to "habit formation" and where sin goods have a detrimental effect on second period health.
Women's labor force participation preferences are also misrepresented in Schlafly's op-ed.
