The out-of-whack poverty line carries huge repercussions for the poor, near poor and, indeed, the entire economy.
Moreover, redistributive land reform (i.e., "actual net transfer of effective control" of land to poor peasants; ) has important repercussions for rural livelihoods, hunger, poverty alleviation and biodiversity conservation in the region.
British aid in India, said Ms. Seery of Oxfam, has a "real and significant impact," and its withdrawal could have significant negative repercussions for its poorest.
These job characteristics have repercussions for all of us: poor job quality turns away workers when we need it most.
Reductions in state-supported healthcare programs have resulted in reduced access to health care for the poorest populations, and long waits in clinics have serious repercussions for women's time for other activities.
Low control beliefs are related to poor health outcomes, through either negatively affecting health behaviours or having direct repercussions for physiological functioning.
In America, these poor conditions have resulted in the decline of the industry or vigorous legal repercussions for abusers.
Harsh legal repercussions for marijuana use have been the scourge of Tunisia's young and poor since Law 52 was first adopted in 1992.
Fearful investors have started asking whether France, Germany and other rich countries should be forced to bail out their poorer cousins, or simply allow them to default an outcome that would have major repercussions for Europe and financial markets worldwide.
The repercussions for American intervention are stark.
There were almost immediate repercussions for Ford.
