Nonetheless, hiring subsidies might still entail significant displacement costs, capturing the fact that employment generated by ALMP might displace or crowd our regular employment; for recent US evidence, see Neumark and Grijalva (2013).
Actually, just about anything that might displace Neil Diamond and Mariah Carey.
E. Neil Trautwein, director of employment policy at the National Association of Manufacturers, said the new drug benefits might displace some employer coverage.
An architect insisted that the proposed design would not clash with neighboring properties; a hydrologist allayed fears that basement additions might displace the water table.
Union officials have also expressed concerns that volunteers might displace union workers and that those who are hired may get jobs at the expense of union members.
It also abolished all duty on imports of copper, in the hope that higher imports of finished metal might displace some domestic smelting.
Last season, after returning from a loan stint at Preston, the young goalkeeper had to continue learning his trade by sitting on a bench and contemplating how he might displace Vito Mannone.
If the front office can manage the salary cap over the next few years (as Harden and Ibaka come due for extensions), the Thunder might displace the Heat as the league's most feared team.
He would not elaborate at the time, but in a briefing to the security council on 29 July , 2015 he proposed a series of "working groups" that would convene the Syrians themselves to discuss four separate subjects – including civilian safety, political issues, and military issues – in the absence of any agreement about a transitional government that might displace Assad.
Legal and home-grown Californian cannabis might displace the illegal stuff smuggled across the Mexican border, reducing the profits of the trafficking cartels and the horrendous violence they wreak.According to Mexican officials, up to half the cartels' income comes from marijuana.
