It is concluded from the results presented here that competition between electrical powertrain options may be more inhibitive than competition against conventional counterparts, with both monetary and non-monetary industry support for immature powertrains key to their long-term success when supportive policies are designed to be technology neutral.
Of course, there are also the monetary aspects: Industry usually pays much better than academia and offers more competitive benefits packages.
ECOWAS contains four specialized commissions: (1) trading, customs, immigration, and monetary payments; (2) industry, agriculture, and natural resources; (3) transportation, telecommunications, and energy; (4) social and cultural affairs.
Using a biological currency in mitigation provides a monetary incentive for industry to proactively implement conservation by protecting an equal or greater number of birds in priority landscapes [22].
The loss of containment from this failure can cause enormous destruction and monetary loss in industries.
This paper constructs an IO table for the analysis of non-metallic mineral wastes to comprehensively identify the material flow in non-metallic mineral wastes and the related monetary flow among industries.
Although the constructed IO table comprehensively identify monetary transactions between industries related to non-metallic mineral wastes, it is not enough to use it within the IO framework in order to consider not only monetary transactions but the material flow representing the relationship between the generation, input, and final disposal.
The first is that the run-up in inflation could largely be attributed to higher food prices caused by "supply shocks" in the agriculture industry; so monetary policy does not need to be tightened.
PAGE A9 Tobacco Case Appeal Denied The Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal of a decision that sharply limited the monetary damages the tobacco industry could be required to pay in the government's suit against it.
"Election outcomes are relevant to corporate decisions, as they have implications for industry regulation, monetary and trade policy, taxation, and, in more extreme cases, the possible expropriation or nationalization of private firms," Brandon Julio, a professor at the London Business School, wrote in the Journal of Finance.
"Now there is formal and monetary support from the industry I hope we will see a change not just for OpenSSL but for other crucial open source software".
