That, in turn, would lead to outflows of gold, depleting the economy's reserves and eventually forcing it to leave the gold standard.France, the argument runs, enjoyed an undervalued currency (meaning that it returned to the gold standard after the First World War at a franc price of gold that advantaged French exports).
Although a useful conceptual construct for identifying the poor for interventions, GT can also lead to outflows to the rich, who are usually not the targets for interventions [ 14- 16].
For this reason, no government can levy significantly more taxes than its neighboring governments because it could lead to the outflow of labor and capital (Besley and Case 1995; Tiebout 1956).
Over the next couple days, an upper cyclone to its north shifted westward, which helped lead to increased outflow and a low-level circulation.
However, an assignment system based on registration could provide incentives for risk selection: providers could deny access to high risk patients, or may take actions that lead to an outflow of high risk patients to neighboring providers.
This will lead to an outflow of ions (dissolution) and subsequently to a local pH rise in the tooth substance immediately below and in the liquid surface layer adjacent to the enamel surface [ 65].
It is strictly associated with the formation of ectopic calcifications within aortic valve leaflets that interfere with cusps opening and lead to ventricular outflow obstruction [ 2] causing important clinical consequences in terms of mortality and morbidity [ 3].
Also, end-of-year corporate earnings revisions, if disappointing, lead to equity outflows in September, usually the worst performing month of the year.
Hence, although we know that lengthier unemployment spells lead to larger outflows from employment the importance of the effect seems to differ with respect to insured and non-insured workers.
It would also lead to massive outflows from actively managed mutual funds which are major advertisers of these shows.
