So some standards on sharing might be necessary: non-profit milk banks, for example, often test and pasteurize breast milk before making it available to women and hospitals.
He was the first Great Bear; before his rapid rise speculation and market manipulation was virtually unknown in the stock market, as no one before him had had the still nerve and financial foresight necessary to profit from such risky endeavors, and many market historians consider him the first modern stock market tycoon.
In Chapter 8, for example, Mr. Lewis begins by asking, "Are private profits necessary?" and proceeds to offer four numbered arguments in the negative.
At another point, Ms. Waters brazenly suggested that perhaps the American oil industry should be nationalized, acknowledging that it was an "extreme step" but one that might be necessary if outsize profits and exorbitant gasoline prices continued.
But drug companies say they are having to raise prices to maintain the profits necessary to invest in research and development of new drugs as the patents on many of their most popular drugs are set to expire over the next few years.
For instance, several researchers in the 1950s and 1960s had groups of subjects play repeated games in which cooperation was necessary to maximize profits.
Put another way, they did not yet have the taxable profits necessary to use the full 30percentt credit on their returns.
Insurance premiums have become unaffordable not because of health care reform but because insurers have been able to get away with raising rates as high as necessary to meet profits expected by board members, shareholders and Wall Street financial analysts.
In such markets bigger bets are necessary to meet profit targets.
Editors with a necessary eye on profit have always been alive to the potential of poetry anthologies for funerals and weddings, which attests to our need to consume, but what about our need to create?
