Consider, for example, funding decisions that gradually reduce public monies allocated to the court system in some large jurisdiction.
The Madoff trustee wanted a billion, he got $162 million instead and that will be reduced by whatever monies Wilpon/Katz get back for their Madoff "losses".
Concerns about corporate monies being misspent are gradually reducing too.
"Monies paid out to executives are monies not being reinvested in the company, reducing investment in physical and human capital," he said.
He and the county's Democratic chairman, David Alpert, have clashed on several issues, among them County Executive Andrew J. Spano's proposal to borrow against future tobacco settlement monies to reduce taxes now and the use of spray pesticides to quell the outbreak of the West Nile virus.
The chairman also claims support from an Ipsos opinion poll for the BBC's argument that reducing the licence fee by £5.50 is a better way of disposing of the digital assistance monies after switchover than allocating them to non-BBC broadcasters.
Secondly, the very low rate of interest reduces the cost to tying up monies over the large number of years that come between starting a firm and getting liquidity.
The victor, Vicente Fox, has continued the policy started by his immediate predecessors, Carlos Salinas and Ernesto Zedillo, to greatly reduce federal power and devolve both tax monies and authority to the state and municipal levels.
A flat tax also would eliminate virtually all compliance costs (e.g., monies paid to professional tax preparers) and reduce red tape significantly.
Firms should disclose more information on how they try to reduce corruption and also make public how they are organised and how monies flow in the countries where they operate, TI said.
