It's just accounting, with no real-world effect.
Creating that kind of negative incentive, Justice Stephen Breyer said, is a "real world effect" the court should carefully consider.
As this is the federal government's own accounting, the projected savings likely understate the real world effect, as new regulations along with regulatory uncertainty, act to dissuade investment and hiring.
That's the real world effect of raising retirement age by a month periodically.
And yet what is the real world effect of all that data crunching?
It's impossible to argue that today's avalanche of insurrectionist rhetoric doesn't have a real world effect.
That is, if P > 0.05, the result is said to be too likely attributable to random chance, and is neglected, perhaps not even published, no matter the real world effect--what Ziliak and McCloskey call the "oomph --of the result.
Shay de Silva says no. She's a certified personal trainer and fitness nutrition specialist who understands the real world effects of endless meetings, jet lag, travel food, and all the rest that produces fatigue and bulge.
Officials say these might include infecting and disconnecting enemy computers, or creating "real world effects" by targeting computer systems that control civilian infrastructure – the power grid, for instance.
I was recently reminded of this scandal when someone was posting this as proof not to trust climatologists, so the allegations of impropriety have real world effects in shaping how voters view climate change.
Social media sites have had a pretty interesting year when it comes to approaching filter bubbles and echo chambers and the real world effects that come when they effect something like a national election.
