A central principle of mainstream economics is that trade can make everyone better off through comparative advantage and efficiency gains from specialization and greater efficiency.
In that respect, it's not too different from the cherished principles of mainstream industry.
The reason seems to be that these psychological theories do not have the same wide scope as the basic principles of mainstream economics (Hausman 1992, chapter 13).
These funds support different types of mainstreaming.
A principle of such mainstream theories is is that, in vision, the invisible properties of objects are only represented after the visible surface features of objects are first represented (see, e.g., Palmer 1999).
Evaluation Design and Methodology (4) The purpose of the evaluation is to assess the potential of the CFS principles to be mainstreamed into national education policies, strategies and action plans in Uzbekistan, to inform the forthcoming strategic planning process, and to support a synergetic approach of the UN and donor community in the Uzbekistan education system.
Yet the principle of talking to terrorists is mainstream.
If you strip away the principle of public service from your mainstream news channels you abandon things to the market and the market will tell you clearly and loudly what kind of news it wants you to offer your audience.
More recently, it has become an organising principle among mainstream conservatives.
Mr. Sharon claims to be ready for what he calls "painful concessions" in the name of peace and has stood up for the principle of a Palestinian state against the mainstream of his party.
Though this consensus has weakened during the last decade, public debates about the scope of women's positions in the IDF do not question, at least within the mainstream discourse, the primary principle of women's conscription.
